Thanks, Frank Though School Administrative District 61 Superintendent Frank Gorham will not retire from his post until June 26, the passage last week of the last annual budget created during his three-year tenure is an apt time to thank him for his service to the district. Genial and earnest, Gorham, 60, helped steer SAD 61 […]

A Maine Forest Service ranger is investigating the cause of a fire at Sebago Lake State Park which started Sunday night and burned into Monday morning. The fire occurred in the day use area of the park, according to Forest Ranger John Leavitt, adding that eyewitnesses saw a group of juveniles Sunday night in the […]

A Maine Forest Service ranger is investigating the cause of a fire at Sebago Lake State Park which started Sunday night and burned into Monday morning. The fire occurred in the day use area of the park, according to Forest Ranger John Leavitt, adding that eyewitnesses saw a group of juveniles Sunday night in the […]

Hit the trail Standish Recreation invites you to celebrate National Trails Day at the fourth annual Mountain Division Trail Family Fun 5K Walk and Run. The event starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 7, at the Otter Pond Y.M.C.A. Camp on Route 35 in Standish. Participants will be traversing the trail that connects the […]

Years ago, when he owned the Casco Country Store, one of Don Drew’s employees was a considerate and hard working women named Alba Sawyer. Later in life, Drew would get to know Alba’s son Bruce as both men gave their time to the Sebago Lake Rotary Club. “Bruce inherited those wonderful characteristics,” Drew said Tuesday. […]

And now, a few positive words about negative advertising: I love it. If you’re honest, you’ll admit you love it, too, for the simple reason that, unlike regular advertising, attacks ads are interesting. I bring this up because the supply of negative ads – and consequently, the supply of the only enjoyable part of politics […]

When Gray residents go to the polls on Tuesday, June 10, they will choose from among four candidates to fill two spots on the Town Council. Running for three-year terms are the two incumbents, Marchian “Skip” Crane Jr. and Andrew Upham, and two challengers, Mark Grover and Peter Gellerson. Crane, 48, is finishing his first […]

When Gray residents go to the polls on Tuesday, June 10, they will choose from among four candidates to fill two spots on the Town Council. Running for three-year terms are the two incumbents, Marchian “Skip” Crane Jr. and Andrew Upham, and two challengers, Mark Grover and Peter Gellerson. Crane, 48, is finishing his first […]

The cost of improvement will be evident in the School Administrative District 15 budget, with an almost 7 percent increase due mostly to a voter approved bond earmarked for school renovations. Residents of Gray and New Gloucester will meet for the district budget meeting Thursday, June 5, at 7 p.m. at the Gray-New Gloucester Middle […]

The cost of improvement will be evident in the School Administrative District 15 budget, with an almost 7 percent increase due mostly to a voter approved bond earmarked for school renovations. Residents of Gray and New Gloucester will meet for the district budget meeting Thursday, June 5, at 7 p.m. at the Gray-New Gloucester Middle […]