St. Joseph’s College professor to host presentation Thursday, April 15, from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Viola George Auditorium in Harold Alfond Hall at the college. The program will feature guest speakers, taped video commentary by national and world leaders, as well as discussion time. STANDISH – St. Joseph’s College professor Steve Aylward is inviting students, […]

WASHINGTON – Job openings fell in February for the first time in three months, a sign employers will be slow to expand staff even as firings subside. Openings decreased by 131,000 to 2.72 million, the Labor Department said Tuesday. Fewer people were hired, and the number of workers fired also decreased, the report also showed. […]

April vacation camp During April vacation week, Tuesday, April 20, through Friday, April 23, Gray Recreation Department and Fiddlehead Center for the Arts will be partnering to provide enrichment classes in the morning and in the afternoon and four different field trips for children ages 6 to 13 from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. at […]

April vacation camp During April vacation week, Tuesday, April 20, through Friday, April 23, Gray Recreation Department and Fiddlehead Center for the Arts will be partnering to provide enrichment classes in the morning and in the afternoon and four different field trips for children ages 6 to 13 from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. at […]

Remember our veterans Windham veterans Art Stevenson and Harry Lang are at the Maine Veterans Home in Scarborough. Art is in Room B-28, Harry is C-22. Charlie Libby, another Windham veteran is residing at Portland Center for Assisted Living, 69 Devonshire St., (Suite 2, Room 117-B), Portland 04103. Cards, letters, visitors would be welcome! Let’s […]

Remember our veterans Windham veterans Art Stevenson and Harry Lang are at the Maine Veterans Home in Scarborough. Art is in Room B-28, Harry is C-22. Charlie Libby, another Windham veteran is residing at Portland Center for Assisted Living, 69 Devonshire St., (Suite 2, Room 117-B), Portland 04103. Cards, letters, visitors would be welcome! Let’s […]

Brownies stock pantry It is so wonderful to see people, especially children, helping others and our local Brownies have done just that. Brownie Troop 1741 recently participated in a project called “Food from the Heart,” the purpose of which was to bring awareness to the ongoing need of our food pantries. The girls held a […]

STANDISH – They’re known in the political world as “paper candidates.” In layman terms, they are placeholders who have agreed to temporarily pose as candidates to buy time for state and local party leaders to find someone who wants to run. You’ll see their names on the ballot in springtime, but by the time the […]

STANDISH – They’re known in the political world as “paper candidates.” In layman terms, they are placeholders who have agreed to temporarily pose as candidates to buy time for state and local party leaders to find someone who wants to run. You’ll see their names on the ballot in springtime, but by the time the […]

They just don’t make ‘em like Roger Timmons. Walk around Windham Town Hall and ask anyone, and that’s the answer you’ll get about Code Enforcement Officer Roger Timmons, the first and only person to hold that position in town. He began as a part-time employee in 1973, went full-time a year later, and over the […]