WINDHAM – An award-winning designer and manufacturer of medical optical devices, Lighthouse Imaging Corp., has relocated from Portland to North Windham. Located at 765 Roosevelt Trail, Lighthouse Imaging replaces Maine Standards Co. Maine Standards, which designed pharmaceutical products and occupied a large space beside the North Windham Post Office for more than a decade, is […]
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Building Collapse
WINDHAM – Wayne Mathews, right, a Windham code enforcement officer, examines the fallen roof trusses and damaged walls of a 100-by-80-foot indoor riding arena that collapsed at 81 Nash Road Wednesday around 9 a.m., sending three construction workers to the hospital for minor injuries. Windham Fire-Rescue Chief Charlie Hammond said the workers fell about 25 […]
Building Collapse
WINDHAM – Wayne Mathews, right, a Windham code enforcement officer, examines the fallen roof trusses and damaged walls of a 100-by-80-foot indoor riding arena that collapsed at 81 Nash Road Wednesday around 9 a.m., sending three construction workers to the hospital for minor injuries. Windham Fire-Rescue Chief Charlie Hammond said the workers fell about 25 […]
Bridgton sites deemed ‘most endangered’
BRIDGTON – Two aging structures in Bridgton, along with 10 others across the state, were placed on Maine Preservation’s annual list of the state’s most endangered historic properties released last Thursday. The 1870 Goddard House, located on 3.9 acres in the rustic village of South Bridgton, and the Narramissic Farm, now a historic house museum […]
Girls’ Roundup: Breunig sparks Blazes past Rams
WESTBROOK – Danielle Breunig scored her second goal of the game with 16:42 remaining to send Westbrook to a 2-1 win over Deering in an SMAA field hockey game Friday. Breunig’s winner for the Blue Blazes (1-1) came just a minute after Thuy Phan tied it for Deering (0-2). Breunig started the scoring at 4:44 […]
Arizona woman freed after two decades on death row
While not exonerated in the 1989 death of her son, the Arizona woman, 49, is awaiting a new trial.
Art Review: At Veilleux, the art is museum-worthy
While visiting the Colby College Museum of Art’s new Alfond Lunder Family Pavilion in Waterville, I found myself repeatedly comparing Lunder Collection works to pieces at Tom Veilleux Gallery. Veilleux is a private dealer specializing in American works aligned with the Modernist and Aesthetic movement-era works — the very heart of Colby’s Lunder Collection. Veilleux […]
Civic Center, Pirates in standoff over concessions
The team fails to sign a five-year lease by Thursday’s deadline. Trustees say they will look for new tenants.
House speaker presses Obama for answers on Syria
He says Obama should provide ‘a clear, unambiguous explanation of how military action – which is a means, not a policy – will secure U.S. objectives.’