Make no mistake, the Second Civil War is underway. In fact, it has been since 2016; it has been brewing longer still. Blood has been shed; people have died as a result. Just as in 1860. This is serious, people. Let’s look at just two things we can compare between the first and second civil […]
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Inside Windham: Oct. 23
Trunk or Treat Windham Parks & Recreation Department and the Sebago Lakes Chamber of Commerce are co-hosting a free Drive-Thru Trunk or Treat for students in grade 8 and under from 6-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, in the parking lot behind the Windham Hannaford. Due to COVID-19 health concerns, registration is required. Call Windham Parks […]
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Classrooms look different, but teachers rise to challenge
Whether fully remote or teaching a hybrid model, educators are finding creative ways to navigate during a pandemic.
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Two races for seats on Windham council
East District incumbent Brett Jones faces challenger Harrison Deah, and Mark Morrison and Bob Muir will square off for the at large seat.
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Letter: Patrick Corey serves Windham well
Once again, Windham is fortunate to have on the ballot for state Legislature an intelligent, honest and reliable representative who will oversee our needs. Patrick Corey does his homework and research before making decisions and voting. His common sense, experience and grasp of important issues will serve us well. Please consider supporting Patrick for the […]
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Letter: Windham has been good neighbor to Raymond
Windham is a good neighbor. As towns, Windham and Raymond work cooperatively on a variety of critical and necessary public safety, communications, education and economic development programs, to name a few. Raymond does not have pharmacies, supermarkets, banks, movie theaters, building suppliers, appliance and auto parts stores, a high school and a number of other […]
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Work of sign language interpreter heard well beyond presidential debate
Regan Thibodeau’s lively ASL interpretation of last month’s presidential debate brought to light “how important (the role) language plays in understanding our world,” the Windham resident said.
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It Happened in Windham: A Civil War soldier’s tales
The letters of Joseph K. Manchester, whose ancestors founded Windham, provide an intimate look at his fight for the Northern cause.
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High crash intersection to get overdue traffic light
Installation of the traffic light at the high crash intersection was set to begin earlier this year, but was pushed back after COVID-19 delayed some materials’ production.
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Four candidates up for two seats on Windham council
East District incumbent Brett Jones faces challenger Harrison Deah, and Mark Morrison and Bob Muir will square off for the at large seat.