(To list an event in this calendar, please e-mail info to jbalentine@keepmecurrent.com) April 1-2: “The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe” will be performed by the Windham Christian Academy Drama Class at the school on Route 302 in North Windham on Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 1 p.m. An English tea will also […]

Supper out American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 86 in Gray will hold its monthly Bean Supper at 15 Lewiston Road on Saturday, April 2, from 5 to 6 p.m. On the menu are pea and kidney beans, chop suey, cole slaw, hot dogs, breads, pie, coffee and punch. The meal costs $7 for over 12 […]

GRAY – Maine State Police summonsed Clayton Berry, 45, of Gray, last week with driving on the Maine Turnpike without paying tolls. Berry was charged with theft of services after using the turnpike an estimated 200 times without paying tolls. According to Scott Tompkins, spokesman for the Maine Turnpike Authority, Berry racked up more than […]

Spring Cabaret There are still a few seats left for Thursday and Friday night’s performances of “A Spring Cabaret: A Performing Arts Time Machine” presented by the Windham Raymond Performing Arts Alliance. The performances will be held Friday, April 1, at Raymond Elementary School and Saturday, April 2, at Windham Primary School. Both shows will […]

Thrift Shop bargains Savings galore at the Bag Sale being held through April 2 at North Windham Union Church Thrift Shop, Wednesday and Thursday, 1-3 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon. Bargains for you – $5 per bag on everything! Not too late Riding To the Top Therapeutic Riding Center has a limited number […]

Thrift Shop bargains Savings galore at the Bag Sale being held through April 2 at North Windham Union Church Thrift Shop, Wednesday and Thursday, 1-3 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon. Bargains for you – $5 per bag on everything! Not too late Riding To the Top Therapeutic Riding Center has a limited number […]

Energy efficiency plan A municipal energy efficiency plan is currently being formulated under the auspices of New Gloucester’s planning department and a workgroup consisting of six residents including Phoebe Hardesty, Abby Lumsden, Cliff Andrews, Dalton Myers, Jim Fitch and Carl Wilcox. The plan was outlined at an Energy Efficiency Workshop held on March 10. Town […]

The weekend of the first day of spring in Naples had its highs (temperature wise, 68 degrees) and lows (snow!) Overall, I’d have to say more than acceptable, especially with the weather this winter. Lots of melting and mud predicted… Can you see ?what I see? Seeing clearly is important, especially for school-aged children. A […]

The weekend of the first day of spring in Naples had its highs (temperature wise, 68 degrees) and lows (snow!) Overall, I’d have to say more than acceptable, especially with the weather this winter. Lots of melting and mud predicted… Can you see ?what I see? Seeing clearly is important, especially for school-aged children. A […]

Last Friday, a false report of Ice Out on Moose Pond was reported to the Bridgton Community Center, which is running a raffle in which people can buy tickets and win half the pool if they pick the correct date the ice melts through. Immediately, Fred Hammerle, Frosty’s designer/surgeon, visited the aging snowman to verify. […]