SANFORD — Since 1952, many of the Sanford High School athletic programs have called Stephen A. Cobb Stadium home. After 65 seasons, the Spartans will say goodbye to it’s unique and historic venue as Sanford High will relocate to a new facility next season that includes a state-of-the-art athletic complex. “Cobb Stadium has been a […]
2017
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JT Power Rankings
The Wells Warriors started the 2017 season on top of the Journal Tribune Power Rankings as they were coming off a state championship and were the favorites to bring home a second straight Gold Ball. While the Warriors have remained undefeated throughout the season, two other teams — Thornton Academy and Kennebunk — started the […]
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Fire breaks out on third floor of apartment
SANFORD — A two-alarm fire broke out on the top floor of an apartment building on Friday afternoon, calling Sanford firefighters into action one day after firemen had fought a 5-alarm blaze on Island Avenue on Thursday afternoon. Sanford fire crews received a call at 3:16 p.m. with reports of a blaze on the third […]
Posted inLakes Region Weekly, Southern Forecaster
Highland Lake development moratorium draws complaints
WINDHAM — The Town Council voted 6-0 last week to continue with its 180-day moratorium on development in the town’s Highland Lake watershed. The vote, along with public debate, was required by the town charter because the moratorium was initially passed Sept. 12 as an emergency measure. The council has a list of 15 people who […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Inside Windham
Wings for graduates Eat at Binga’s from 11:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 20, and a portion of your payment will be donated to Windham High School’s Project Graduation 2018. Take-out orders are included. Binga’s is located at 106 Main St. Family Literacy Fun Day Windham/Raymond Adult Education is hosting the 11th Annual […]
Posted inLakes Region Weekly, Southern Forecaster
Private road ordinance changed approved
WINDHAM — The Town Council has approved ordinance changes that aim to address maintenance and safety concerns on private roads in town – particularly when new development is added off existing roads. The vote at last week’s meeting was not unanimous, with two of the six councilors present saying that they needed more information and discussion on […]
Posted inLakes Region Weekly, Southern Forecaster
Emotional homecoming for murder victim’s daughter
BRIDGTON — At first, Sarah Perry couldn’t put a name to one of the faces she recognized Wednesday night at the book signing for her recently released memoir. But when she did, she stood up and hugged former Bridgton Police Officer Bernie King, one of the first officers on the scene of her mother’s horrific death […]
Posted inLakes Region Weekly, Southern Forecaster
Emotional homecoming for murder victim’s daughter
BRIDGTON — At first, Sarah Perry couldn’t put a name to one of the faces she recognized Wednesday night at the book signing for her recently released memoir. But when she did, she stood up and hugged former Bridgton Police Officer Bernie King, one of the first officers on the scene of her mother’s horrific death […]
Posted inLakes Region Weekly, Southern Forecaster
Standish names Tucker new town manager
STANDISH — The hunt for a new Standish town manager is over. The Town Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to select Kris Tucker as the replacement for retiring manager Gordy Billington. The selection ends a months-long process to replace Billington, who has led the town for 16 years and agreed to stay on until his replacement […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Inside Gray
Holly Fair The First Congregational Church of Gray’s annual Holly Fair and Chowder Luncheon takes place on Saturday, Nov. 18, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Parish House at 5 Brown St. (behind McDonald’s). Enjoy the famous Cookie Trail, have some lunch and shop for gifts. For more information, contact Dianne Morais at […]