WINDHAM – A judge has ordered the Portland-based Preti Flaherty law firm to turn over documents relating to its former client, Kaile Warren, a Windham resident and owner of the handyman company Rent-A-Husband. Justice Thomas Warren issued his decision Oct. 8 in Cumberland County Unified Court. Preti Flaherty had seven days to comply with the […]

WINDHAM – A judge has ordered the Portland-based Preti Flaherty law firm to turn over documents relating to its former client, Kaile Warren, a Windham resident and owner of the handyman company Rent-A-Husband. Justice Thomas Warren issued his decision Oct. 8 in Cumberland County Unified Court. Preti Flaherty had seven days to comply with the […]

WINDHAM – Stefan Keenan, a Windham resident and owner of South Portland’s Keenan Auction Company, is mustering all his auctioneering talents to help raise money for the Windham Primary School. Keenan and his wife, Kelly, have spent about a month soliciting, collecting and processing all types of donations from the Windham community to be sold […]

WINDHAM – A Windham town councilor wants her critics to air their problems with her in public, not behind closed doors. She’ll get her wish Tuesday, when town councilors will meet in a public session to discuss comments made by Councilor Donna Chapman regarding an ongoing legal matter that may have violated the town charter. […]

CASCO – The state auditor has contacted the town of Casco regarding the town’s auditing procedures and possible violations of state law. After being informed by Selectman Carroll Morton of what he thought were auditing irregularities, the state auditor, Neria Douglass, informed Morton and Casco Town Manager David Morton in a letter dated Oct. 6 […]

WINDHAM – Windham resident Bob Wehmeyer, citing disenchantment with the actions of some of the town’s elected officials, is forming a committee to develop a new ordinance that would allow the recall of elected officials. A similar recall ordinance effort failed in January 2009, Wehmeyer said. His committee, members of which he was unwilling to […]

RAYMOND – At last Tuesday’s Raymond Board of Selectman meeting, the board rejected the union contract for the town’s firefighters and emergency medical technicians, making it close to one year since the original draft was presented to the board. “I think the fact that this is the first contract for the town explains why it […]

WINDHAM – A Windham woman was nearly struck inside her home by errant birdshot last Thursday morning as she readied her dog for a walk. Jocelyn Quimby was about to exit her porch door at her 565 River Road home along the Pleasant River when she heard the double-paned, full-length glass door shatter beside her. […]

(To list an event in this calendar, please e-mail info to jbalentine@keepmecurrent.com) Oct. 15-31: Schoolhouse Arts Center at Sebago Lake will hold its 2nd annual Haunted Schoolhouse. Continuous tours starting at 6 p.m. and going until 9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, starting at 5 p.m. and going until 8 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets are […]

Run through ?the woods The Pathfinders Trail Run, a benefit race for the Gray New Gloucester Athletic Boosters, will be held Saturday, Oct. 30. The course will take a 5K loop through the beautiful woods of Pineland Farms. These are world class scenic cross-country trails with a few challenging areas but a very good race […]