The victim tells police he was accosted in the parking lot of Town Place Suites at 12:30 a.m. by two masked men wearing dark clothing.
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Inside Windham – 1/13
Chili registration ?is Jan. 18 Chili makers must register by Jan. 18! The annual Chili Challenge Benefit for Windham Community Garden will be held on Saturday, Feb. 4 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the North Windham Union Church, Route 302. Competitors must register by Jan. 18, at $15 per application. For information and rules, […]
Inside Windham – 1/13
Chili registration ?is Jan. 18 Chili makers must register by Jan. 18! The annual Chili Challenge Benefit for Windham Community Garden will be held on Saturday, Feb. 4 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the North Windham Union Church, Route 302. Competitors must register by Jan. 18, at $15 per application. For information and rules, […]
Suspect in series of Route 1 burglaries in custody
York police issued an arrest warrant for Craig Ford, 24, who was taken to Rockingham County Jail in New Hampshire pending extradition to Maine.
Students cheer marriage proposal at school assembly
A Lewiston elementary school secretary had no idea what was going on when she was called into the assembly Monday afternoon.
Smart meter foes file appeal with high court
The appeal filed with the Maine Supreme Judicial Court claims smart meters can create health problems and are an invasion of privacy.
Inside Bridgton – 1/13
Sledding, skiing…swimming?!? This week in Bridgton it’s all about Winter Carnival and Musher’s Bowl. The annual event is a January tradition, bringing thousands of revelers to town for professional dogsled races, cross-country skiing, snowmobile rides and yes, even a dip in Highland Lake. Main Street will be filled with families taking horse-drawn carriage rides, and […]
Windham council chooses leadership roles
WINDHAM – With key concessions made by Councilor Tommy Gleason, the Windham Town Council elected new leadership in a marathon session Tuesday night. The new leadership team, which will serve until November’s election, will consist of Chairman Scott Hayman and Vice Chairman Matthew Noel. Hayman will continue in a familiar role, having served the past […]
ON THE RIGHT LANE – The mighty wind that wasn't
I have written a column about wind turbines in the past because I feel that they are a failure promoted by the political left and are heavily subsidized by tax dollars in order to increase their construction. One particular note about those turbines that is often overlooked by those who try to sell us the […]
GUARD DUTY – Happy New Year? You bet.
Comedian Colin Quinn put it this way; “Right now America feels like a bar at 3:30 a.m.” 2011 sure had that sinking feeling. Ask Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Mubarak, or Gaddafi. Ask Charlie Sheen or the Boston Red Sox. Ask the American middle class, or the Japanese nuclear power industry. Ask, but keep in mind […]