Apr. 7-23: “Dracula: The Musical?” will run April 7, 8, 20 and 21 at 8 p.m., and April 9 and 23 at 2 p.m. in Viola George Auditorium at Harold Alfond Hall at St. Joseph’s College in Standish. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and students. For reservations, call 893-3030. Apr. 15: Baked […]
2006
Ethics Symposium at USM features former felon
Steven Clark, former Arkansas attorney general, lost everything and was convicted as a felon. Now he’s back on his feet and sharing his perspective on the lack of ethics in our business and personal worlds. Clark’s story is of the rise of a young lawyer to powerful appointments and his fall through fraud, misappropriations, felony […]
Windham Lions Club announces new officers
The Windham Lions Club has announced its line-up of new officers for 2006-2007. They are as follows: President John Crisafi; Vice Presidents Marty Gavin, Ed Fortier, Gene Tanguay; Secretary Camille Swander; Treasurer Pat Tanguay; Assistant Secretary/Treasurer Cathy Fortier; Tail Twister Jan Soucy; Lion Tamer Shirley Banks; Past President Don Swander; Board of Directors Marty Gavin, […]
A funny bunny time
One look at these kids shows that the first annual Bunny Pageant at Blue Seal Feed and Needs in South Windham was a good time had by all. Twelve bunnies and their owners came to the store on Saturday, Apr. 1 to vie for prizes in seven categories ranging from best decorated pet carrier to […]
Cebra deserves credit for increased state subsidy
Editor, There has been enough animosity and vitriol in the news these days, so I hope to bring a well-reasoned point-of-view into play in this letter. We in the state of Maine cried out for property tax relief and increased school funding by the state. We got a piece of legislation known as LD1 that […]
Getting centered in Windham
You’d be surprised at all the spring cleaning I’ve got done this year. Before I get out of bed, while I’m “waiting to wake up,” plans go through my head as I think of all the things that need to be done. The kitchen cupboards are re-arranged, the closets are cleaned out, and boxes of […]
Hancock Lumber debuts Bridgton lumberyard
After much anticipation, Hancock Lumber Company celebrated a grand opening of their new lumberyard last Friday afternoon in Bridgton. The lumberyard, located across Route 302 from the new Hannaford Supermarket, is the first new lumberyard that Hancock has opened in more than 25 years. The grand opening comes at a time of expansion for Hancock […]
Hancock Lumber debuts Bridgton lumberyard
After much anticipation, Hancock Lumber Company celebrated a grand opening of their new lumberyard last Friday afternoon in Bridgton. The lumberyard, located across Route 302 from the new Hannaford Supermarket, is the first new lumberyard that Hancock has opened in more than 25 years. The grand opening comes at a time of expansion for Hancock […]
Bill would drop lobster trap tax
A bill that would exempt lobster traps from the personal property tax – only collected from lobstermen in a handful of towns including Camden, Boothbay and York – is getting strong support in the Legislature and could end up on the ballot as an amendment to the constitution. The bill was sponsored by Sen. Mary […]
All work and 'shear' pleasure
As the early spring sun washes the night’s frost from the meadow at Shearbrooke Farm in Standish, residents of the weathered barn chatter earnestly in a hundred dissonant voices – bleats and blats, cackles and squawks. Startled by something, or maybe nothing, a chicken hops off her straw nest of adopted duck eggs and scuttles […]