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On The Right Lane: Boon or boondoggle?

Now that’s a quote from a person that I would never agree with, except with the Chevrolet Corvair, America’s first production rear-engine, air-cooled automobile. I remember driving from White River Junction to Windsor, Vt., in one of those on Interstate 91 and when I turned right onto the exit for Windsor that piece of junk […]

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It Happened in Windham: A family of soldiers pays price for our freedom

First chartered in 1938, American Legion Post 148 of Windham was initially called the Lt. Field Post, after the first Windham resident killed in action during World War I – Lt. Charles W. W. Field. One of Charles W. W. Field’s ancestors was Anna Manchester Field, whose father was Stephen Manchester, well-known patriot and Revolutionary […]

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‘Acoustic Sunset’ to benefit Hacker’s Hill

Join Loon Echo Land Trust for an Acoustic Sunset Fundraiser on Hacker’s Hill in Casco from 7-8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 5. Acoustic singer Helena Nash, of Portland, will perform a one-and-a-half-hour set of music on top of Hacker’s Hill while the sun sets beyond the White Mountains. Nash’s musical inspirations spring from her diverse […]

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Letters

No harassment There was a news story in the July 24th issue of this paper concerning the Cornish Veteran’s Monument that was given to the Windham vets by Calista Cross, a Cornish resident. Calista is quoted as follows: “Cross also said the Board of Selectmen and her opponents in town had repeatedly blocked her efforts […]