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Letter: America must choose to be great again

Edgar Allen Beem appropriately asked whether America is the greatest country in the world. “American exceptionalism” is not a popular notion these days. We do seem to be racing “from first to worst,” to borrow a phrase often used in sports journalism. Why? Considering the sports analogy, when once-championship sports teams go downhill, the reason […]

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Posted inLakes Region Weekly

Windham Remembered

The newest acquisition at Windham Historical Society is this antique horse-drawn wooden hay rake. Some of us remember when this was in common use in town. Invented in the mid-1800s, this piece of farm equipment was a big improvement over what had been used for centuries – manpower! Some sources say using this “modern” method […]

Posted inLakes Region Weekly

INSIDE RAYMOND

Tri-ing and Succeeding I am writing this on the evening of one of my favorite days of summer; the Tri for a Cure, an event I thoroughly enjoy watching. In its fifth year, records were broken in the number of women who participated and also the amount of money raised for the Maine Cancer Foundation. […]

Posted inLakes Region Weekly

INSIDE RAYMOND

Tri-ing and Succeeding I am writing this on the evening of one of my favorite days of summer; the Tri for a Cure, an event I thoroughly enjoy watching. In its fifth year, records were broken in the number of women who participated and also the amount of money raised for the Maine Cancer Foundation. […]

Posted inLakes Region Weekly

Arts fest, take two

The second SummerWind Arts Fest, Windham’s only arts and music festival, took place near Buck’s Naked BBQ on Route 302 in North Windham on Saturday, July 28. Musicians and artist vendors, mostly from the Lakes Region area, helped provide a festive scene at the event, organized by a group of locals headed by Jen White […]