When the curtain opens in November for the Gray-New Gloucester High School Patriot Players, there will be a special note to this year’s musical. The production of “Honk,” based on Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Ugly Duckling,” marks the 10th consecutive musical in the Player’s Broadway musical series. It all began when faculty member Eric Walker […]

When the curtain opens in November for the Gray-New Gloucester High School Patriot Players, there will be a special note to this year’s musical. The production of “Honk,” based on Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Ugly Duckling,” marks the 10th consecutive musical in the Player’s Broadway musical series. It all began when faculty member Eric Walker […]

When the curtain opens in November for the Gray-New Gloucester High School Patriot Players, there will be a special note to this year’s musical. The production of “Honk,” based on Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Ugly Duckling,” marks the 10th consecutive musical in the Player’s Broadway musical series. It all began when faculty member Eric Walker […]

The Long Lake boater who was ejected into the air after his personal watercraft exploded Saturday afternoon has been treated and released from Bridgton Hospital. According to Maine Warden Service spokesman John MacDonald, Karl Marchionda, 31, of Danvers, Mass., was thrown 20 feet into the air after pumping 10 gallons of fuel into his Sea […]

WINDHAM – At the halfway point in the 10-week-long Community Coin Challenge, things are looking good for the local food pantries in the 10 towns in the Sebago Lake area that will benefit from its proceeds. Sheri Huff, the lead organizer of the fundraising effort, in which local businesses are collecting coins in jars to […]

RAYMOND – An elderly man found dead in Crescent Lake last week was remembered as a gentleman and a loving husband who left an impression on the many friends and acquaintances he made in Maine. William Prouty, 86, who was an Eagle Scout, a veteran of World War II, husband and father of three sons, […]

The public is invited the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Cumberland County Extension Association to be held on Wednesday, Sept. 19, starting at 6 p.m. at the Windham Veterans Center, 35 Veterans Memorial Drive, Windham. The theme for this year’s meeting is “Engaging the Community in Farm Viability.” Penny Jordan, of Wm H. Jordan’s Farm […]

A new director Upon the retirement of Joan Tremberth, who served the MSAD 15 Director of Adult and Community Education for 12 years, Ron Brann is taking the reins. He has extensive experience in marketing and tourism, served on the SAD 15 School Board of Directors and has held adjunct teaching positions in business in […]

September ?at the Library There are a lot of things happening at the Raymond Village Library. The American Library Association has deemed September as Library Card Sign-Up Month, and the Raymond Village Library wants to be sure your family has a library card. Studies show that children who are read to in the home and […]

Remembering ?Ruth Grant Most of our readers probably never knew Ruth Grant, an old (100 years old!) former co-worker of mine. It’s their loss! Ruth and I worked together at L. C. Andrew for many years. She was the voice of that huge lumber and building materials giant, as she answered every call, wrote down […]