Gorhamite Sam Burghardt notched the game’s lone goal, capturing a 1-0 W for his boys when Portland dropped by for Wednesday night, Nov. 2’s A South Final. But despite a Jackson Fotter notch, the Gentlemen Rams couldn’t reproduce their success three days later, succumbing 2-1 to Bangor on penalty kicks in the State Championship. Gorham […]

  In heavy turnouts Tuesday, voters in neighboring Buxton and Gorham eclipsed  turnout records set in prior presidential elections. Buxton polls opened at 6 a.m. at the town hall and voters were waiting. “The crowd was lined up at the door to the parking lot,” Hiram Davis, election warden, said. Voters packed the  parking lot […]

With updated details pending, Gorham planners Monday postponed action on a $5 million project Sebago Brewing Co. is proposing for a headquarters on  leased land on lower Main Street (Route 25). The company, which  is exploring ways to lower the site two feet, is expected to submit revamped plans and would likely be on the […]

Nov. 13, 1991 Fred C. Wescott begins his second two-year term worrying that he may have to lay some people off. His victory in last week’s election came less than 24 hours before Gov. John McKernan proposed budget cuts that would cost Westbrook between $400,000 and $500,000 by June 30. That was the latest bad […]

    With Maine voting on a gun referendum Tuesday, this bus is pictured Friday on the University of Southern Maine campus in Gorham. But, reason for the stop on campus was unclear this week. A blue bus emblazoned with words “Vocal Majority” and “Voting to stop gun violence” pulled onto the Gorham campus of the University […]