I watched the Question 1 “debate” on Bill Green’s Maine the other evening hoping to hear some discussion from both sides concerning the bear hunting issue. I was extremely disappointed that all I saw was some guy in a suit on the yes side and some guy claiming to be a Maine Guide (at least […]
October 2014
LETTERS: Don’t let out-of-staters dictate bear hunt
I watched the Question 1 “debate” on Bill Green’s Maine the other evening hoping to hear some discussion from both sides concerning the bear hunting issue. I was extremely disappointed that all I saw was some guy in a suit on the yes side and some guy claiming to be a Maine Guide (at least […]
LETTERS: Vote for Corey
Windham is presented with an excellent opportunity this year to elect an individual that understands the needs of small business in Maine. Patrick Corey is self employed and well aware of both the lean and prosperous times, hardships placed on us by local, state and federal regulations, as well as issues small business owners are […]
LETTERS: Lewis ‘won’t disappoint’
To the voters of Gray, Casco, Raymond and Frye island, how fortunate you are to be able to vote for Bonnie Titcomb Lewis. She has served the state of Maine numerous times in her political career. We have known Bonnie for over 50 years. She is a knowledgeable lady, energetic, industrious, loyal, fair and a […]
Library’s book loan program gains efficiency
WINDHAM – The Windham Public Library has been accepted into the Minerva system, a consortium of dozens of Maine libraries that provides access to 6 million items and advanced computer software. According to library Director Jen Alvino, patrons will have full access to the Minerva catalogue by late November. Patrons will be able to log […]
Library’s book loan program gains efficiency
WINDHAM – The Windham Public Library has been accepted into the Minerva system, a consortium of dozens of Maine libraries that provides access to 6 million items and advanced computer software. According to library Director Jen Alvino, patrons will have full access to the Minerva catalogue by late November. Patrons will be able to log […]
Man resembling fugitive fears mistaken shooting
He’s been stopped and questioned more than 20 times, once at gunpoint, during the hunt for a suspected cop killer in Pennsylvania.
Inside Gray- 10/24
Girl Scout Festival The Girl Scouts of Maine announces that they will hold a Girl Scout Festival at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 11-2 p.m. The festival is open to girls in grades kindergarten through fifth grade (who are not currently in a Girl Scout troop) and their families. […]
Church receives ‘helpful’ Windham Neighbors award
WINDHAM – Each year Windham Neighbors Helping Neighbors recognizes a local organization or business with a special ‘Helpful Neighbor Award’ for outstanding support of the Windham Neighbors’ mission. This year, the award was presented to the North Windham Union Church UCC to recognize contributions made possible through the church’s benefit concert series, Music with a […]
ON THE RIGHT LANE: Fear is at fever-pitch
“The trouble with being a hypochondriac these days is that antibiotics have cured all the good diseases.” Caskie Stinnett I wasn’t going to do another column about Ebola so quickly but after so much news about Ebola I knew that I had a subject that’s really hot right now and probably will be for a […]