A hearty ‘Thank you’ From Madeline R. Roberts of the Windham Food Pantry: “Thank you to all who made our Thanksgiving and Christmas basket distribution a great success. Your generosity helped many enjoy holiday dinners and for all who contributed toward our Toy Workshop through contributions of wonderful toys, clothing and gift cards, you made […]
Lakes Region Weekly News
Bluegrass concert to benefit LEA
Shake off the winter blues at the 5th Annual Deep-Freeze Bluegrass Concert to benefit Lakes Environmental Association and Maine lakes. The concert will take place on Saturday, Jan. 31, at 7 p.m. at the Bridgton Town Hall at 26 North High St. in Bridgton rain, snow or shine. Featured bands include Windy Ridge, Squash and […]
Election turnout may doom recall initiative
A CLOSER LOOK Elections for the new Regional School Unit 14 Board of Directors will be held in Tuesday, Jan. 27 in Windham and Raymond. Windham residents will also vote on a charter amendment. Polling places and candidates are as follows: Windham (Windham High School, 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.): Kate Brix, Steve Dow, Michael […]
Fifth-graders may be on the move
Fifth-grade students at Dunn Elementary School in New Gloucester could be moved to Gray-New Gloucester Middle School at the start of the next school year. A committee is making that recommendation for School Administrative District 15 because of unexpected enrollment growth at the elementary school. The Student Population/Facilities Committee is scheduled to meet with the […]
Fifth-graders may be on the move
Fifth-grade students at Dunn Elementary School in New Gloucester could be moved to Gray-New Gloucester Middle School at the start of the next school year. A committee is making that recommendation for School Administrative District 15 because of unexpected enrollment growth at the elementary school. The Student Population/Facilities Committee is scheduled to meet with the […]
Inside Raymond
0123 Raymond Courtesy of Theresa Folsom Caption – Raymond’s newest resident, 4-year-old Heena Welcome Heena! After two years of paperwork, legal hurdles and delays, Joe and Theresa Folsom have finally brought their new daughter home. Leaving an orphanage and making the very long journey from India, four-year old Heena arrived in Raymond this week, delighting […]
Inside Raymond
0123 Raymond Courtesy of Theresa Folsom Caption – Raymond’s newest resident, 4-year-old Heena Welcome Heena! After two years of paperwork, legal hurdles and delays, Joe and Theresa Folsom have finally brought their new daughter home. Leaving an orphanage and making the very long journey from India, four-year old Heena arrived in Raymond this week, delighting […]
Pulse aids toy fund with dance for dollars
The Pulse Dance Company from Studio for the Living Arts DanceCenter in Gray held a benefit performance Jan. 16 for the Bruce Roberts Toy Fund, a non profit organization that has been providing Christmas toys for area children in need since 1949. Guest dancers from Center Stage Performing Arts Dance Studio in Raymond joined Pulse […]
Towns face grim fiscal realities
After weeks of speculation on impact of the faltering economy on the town, the Windham councilors this week received a grim update on the measures necessary to create a balanced budget, some of which may include layoffs and the loss of services. “It is the worst of both worlds,” Town Manager Tony Plante said Tuesday. […]
Towns face grim fiscal realities
After weeks of speculation on impact of the faltering economy on the town, the Windham councilors this week received a grim update on the measures necessary to create a balanced budget, some of which may include layoffs and the loss of services. “It is the worst of both worlds,” Town Manager Tony Plante said Tuesday. […]