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Inside New Gloucester

Up next at Village Coffeehouse Enjoy a cup of java while seated at a candlelit table listening to the acoustic band Northwood at the next Village Coffeehouse, on Saturday, March 4. The concert starts at 7:30 p.m. in the vestry community room of the First Congregational Church, 19 Gloucester Hill Road. Admission at the door […]

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Inside Windham

Scrapbooking meet Scrapbooking is on the table from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at the  North Windham Union Church. Hosted by Windham High School Project Graduation, the day’s activities include lunch, dinner, welcome gifts, door prizes and a raffle table. Registration is $50. Plans call two people per 8-foot table with folding […]

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Deaths

Dunlap, Shirley R., of Gorham, died at the Gorham House on Feb. 24, 2017. Arrangements by Dolby Funeral Chapel, Windham. Gallant, Norman E., 79, of Buxton, died at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice on Feb. 19, 2017. Services are private. Arrangements by Dolby Funeral Chapel, Windham. Lepenven, Viola D., 98, formerly of Westbrook, died on Feb. […]

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Oy vey: Rosen’s Deli closing leaves void on food scene

WESTBROOK — Rosen’s Deli, the only Jewish-style deli in greater Portland, has closed. The restaurant, which was at 650 Main St., closed in February with no notice, almost two years after moving to Westbrook and about 1½ years after owners David and Arren Rosen filed for bankruptcy protection. “Lots of factors contributed to our decision to […]

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Bomb threat evacuates GHS: Superintendent clarifes the schools’ emergency notification procedure.

GORHAM – Marking a second incident impacting the high school this week, a bomb threat emptied the buildingTuesday. A police search with Maine State Police canines didn’t find any devices or suspicious packages, Lt. Michael Nault of the town’s Police Department reported in a press release. “Things are back to normal this morning at GHS,” […]

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Looking Back

March 4, 1992 On Tuesday, Gorham will elect Elmer Dodge to the School Committee (he is unopposed). He will become one of the oldest people ever elected to public office in Maine. He is 85 years old and when he finishes his term he will be 88. Gorham voters will decide races for three Town […]

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Council officially condemns violence against immigrants

WESTBROOK — The City Council has adopted a resolution condemning acts of violence and hatred against immigrants and refugees. The council on Monday night unanimously adopted the resolution, which was proposed and drafted by Councilor Anna Turcotte. The City Council discussed the resolution in a half-hour workshop prior to voting on it at the regular meeting. […]