Lane/Tommy: The first award goes to the Windham town councilors who approved the expenditure of more than $2 million for the sewer extension from Westbrook to South Windham without having a clue how to pay for the tremendous cost of that project. How that debt is going to be paid is yet to be determined […]

Lane/Tommy: The first award goes to the Windham town councilors who approved the expenditure of more than $2 million for the sewer extension from Westbrook to South Windham without having a clue how to pay for the tremendous cost of that project. How that debt is going to be paid is yet to be determined […]

A June 20 court date has been set for a Gray man accused of shooting at a vehicle last week while on bail on charges stemming from a 2007 home invasion. Tyler McFarland, 26, was staying at a Mayall Road home when he got into an argument March 20 with a woman also staying at […]

Kirsten Holmstedt, author of the award-winning “Band of Sisters: American Women at War in Iraq,” will give a talk at Bowdoin College at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 3, in Thorne Hall, Daggett Lounge. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Rosie Noel and Navy Aviation Boatswain’s Mate Marcia Lillie, both of whom are featured in the book, will join […]

Windham residents Malcolm and Mary Lyons were recognized with a Legislative Sentiment in recognition and celebration for their 70th wedding anniversary. The Windham residents have lived on Windham Center Road for 65 years and were married at the Windham Hill Church Parsonage. They still hold hands as a routine gesture of their love and “Mac” […]

Impassioned business owners from Naples made the trip to Augusta Monday for a meeting to discuss the bridge project proposed for the causeway. Some said they were concerned the state had decided to build a fixed-span bridge, but those in attendance learned that the bridge type is not determined and construction is not planned this […]

Impassioned business owners from Naples made the trip to Augusta Monday for a meeting to discuss the bridge project proposed for the causeway. Some said they were concerned the state had decided to build a fixed-span bridge, but those in attendance learned that the bridge type is not determined and construction is not planned this […]

Happy hunting The Easter egg hunt, co-sponsored by Sebago Volunteers and Sebago Recreation, was a big success. Corinne Davis, recreation director, estimated that over 70 children participated Saturday, March 22 at Sebago Elementary School. Eggs were hidden on the snow-covered playground and children gathered them in bags, and baskets they had brought from home. While […]

No programs would be cut if voters at the annual town meeting approve Standish Town Manager Gordy Billington’s proposed town budget in June. Proposed municipal spending total $7.14 million for the fiscal year that runs from July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009. This is up 14.3 percent from last year. The current proposed mil […]

No programs would be cut if voters at the annual town meeting approve Standish Town Manager Gordy Billington’s proposed town budget in June. Proposed municipal spending total $7.14 million for the fiscal year that runs from July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009. This is up 14.3 percent from last year. The current proposed mil […]