School nominations Nomination papers are available in the Town Clerk’s Office to fill the remainder of the term left when Stewart McCallister resigned earlier this year. The three-year term expires in November. Any registered Gorham voter interested in running for the position must submit nomination papers with no less than 35 or more than 50 […]
Robert Lowell
Staff Writer
Bob Lowell is Gorham resident and a community reporter for Gorham, Buxton and Standish.
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Buxton Notes: March 13
Buxton, SAD 6 nominations Town of Buxton candidate nomination papers are now available from the office of Town Clerk John Myers for several elected municipal positions. Municipal papers must be filed by 4:30 p.m. April 11 at Town Hall, 185 Portland Road. Candidates with SAD 6 (Bonny Eagle) nomination papers for a Buxton seat, available […]
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Westbrook Notes: March 13
Maine Farmland Trust visits D.C. Westbrook native Brendon Wormell recently spoke in Washington, D.C., with members of Maine’s Congressional delegation and their staffs about agricultural concerns facing state farmers. Wormell, owner of Wormell Farms in Cumberland, accompanied members of Maine Farmland Trust and other other groups in a trip to the Capitol. He conveyed concerns […]
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Gorham educator named Maine Middle School Art Teacher of the Year
Gorham’s art teacher Hannah West was chosen as Maine Middle School Art Teacher of the Year.
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Westbrook Notes: March 6
Grange goodies for Police Department Highland Lake Grange recently provided Westbrook Police Department with 50 survival kits filled with goodies. Grange President Dave Gowen delivered them to Capt. Steve Goldberg. “These kits were filled with some nice treats for officers. The Highland Lake Grange has been incredibly supportive of the Police Department over the past […]
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Gorham Notes: March 6
Cemetery volunteers Gorham is seeking citizen volunteers for the town’s Cemetery Advisory Committee. Applications will be accepted until March 27. “The committee has been created for the purpose of encouraging citizen involvement in maintaining, documenting and preserving Gorham’s local public cemeteries,” the town wrote in an announcement online. The committee will consist of seven members […]
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We Love to Eat: March 6
Gorham haddock meal – Friday, March 7, 5-6:30 p.m., St. Anne’s Church, 299 Main St., Gorham. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus. Baked haddock, mashed potatoes, peas, coleslaw, rolls, drink and dessert. $14. Cheese pizza option, $6. Westbrook haddock dinner – Friday, March 7, 5-6 p.m., St. Hyacinth Church, 268 Brown Street, Westbrook. Sponsored by Daughters of […]
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Gorham looks to state for two new schools
Maine DOE officials were in town this week to take a look. The town is looking to build a new high school, and consolidate Narragansett and Village elementary schools into one new building.
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Council grants contract zone for Gorham Fairways development
A divided council approved the contract zone, 4-3, though the development will still require Planning Board review.
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Westbrook Notes: Feb. 27
Walker library Friends to meet Friends of Walker Memorial Library, 800 Main St., will meet from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 27, for a potluck gathering. “Bring your favorite dish to share, and let’s enjoy some great food while we discuss how we can best advocate for our beloved library,” the Friends posted […]