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NRA head says proposed gun laws are off target
Wayne LaPierre plans to reiterate his stance Wednesday to a Senate committee.
NRA head says proposed gun laws are off target
Wayne LaPierre plans to reiterate his stance Wednesday to a Senate committee.
NRA head says proposed gun laws are off target
Wayne LaPierre plans to reiterate his stance Wednesday to a Senate committee.
Growth of Portland’s refugee community attributed to ‘welcoming’ city
Federal officials visit Portland to get feedback from refugees and the agencies that serve them.
Growth of Portland’s refugee community attributed to ‘welcoming’ city
Federal officials visit Portland to get feedback from refugees and the agencies that serve them.
Crash sends New Gloucester man to hospital
NEW GLOUCESTER – Speed and alcohol appear to be factors in a crash Thursday night in New Gloucester that sent a local man to the hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries, police said Friday. According to police, Arnold Dean Eldridge, 59, of Snow Hill Road, was driving a 1997 Volkswagen Jetta south on the […]
Poor ice delays Crystal Lake fishing derby
GRAY – Due to poor ice conditions, organizers of the Crystal Lake Ice Fishing Derby slated for this weekend in Gray have decided to postpone the derby until Feb. 23. According to organizer Glen Mercier, derby officials and Maine Warden Service personnel walked out to the middle of the lake off North Raymond Road on […]
Lifting their voice
RAYMOND – Aiming to make connections with the surrounding community, the Raymond Village Community Church recently began a monthly hymn-sing open to all. The hymn-sings take place the third Sunday of the month from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at the church on Main Street, just off Route 302. Karen Strange, who is well known to the Windham […]
Lifting their voice
RAYMOND – Aiming to make connections with the surrounding community, the Raymond Village Community Church recently began a monthly hymn-sing open to all. The hymn-sings take place the third Sunday of the month from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at the church on Main Street, just off Route 302. Karen Strange, who is well known to the Windham […]