Janet Kuech, newly elected to the Town Council, said she will sue the town over her disqualification as an elected official because she is a school employee.
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Honoring veterans in Gorham
Gorham pays tribute to veterans Monday at Town Hall.
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Veterans Day observances planned in Gorham, Westbrook
GORHAM — Gorham and Westbrook both will observe Veterans Day with ceremonies on Monday, Nov. 11. The activities in Gorham, sponsored by Gorham Community Access Media and Baxter Memorial Library, will get underway at 10 a.m. at the Gorham Municipal Center, 75 South St. The program includes a performance by the Gorham Police Honor Guard, […]
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Gorham Notes: Nov. 7
Record named Assistant Superintendent of the Year Christopher Record, the assistant superintendent for the Gorham School Department, has been named Maine’s 2020 Assistant Superintendent of the Year for his commitment and focus on creating an environment where all students can learn, according to the Maine School Superintendents Association. “Record has led the Gorham School Department […]
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Looking Back: Nov. 7
Nov. 9, 1994 About 100 new jobs will be created in Westbrook next year with a $4.5 million expansion of IDEXX Laboratories Inc., on Eisenhower Drive. The company will start renovating and moving into an additional 90,000-square-foot building in January, and is scheduled to have the project done by July. The space was formerly occupied […]
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Hager, Hartwell, Kuech win Gorham council seats; land buy referendum passes
Janet Kuech says she won’t step down from her school job after winning a Town Council seat, posing a possible legal issue for the town.
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Ride of the Rhinestone Cowboys, Pts. 1 & 2: Gorham powers past Westbrook and Portland
The Rams are heating up just when it matters most.
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New owner pledges to transform former tannery site in Berwick
Great Falls Construction of Gorham says it has purchased the former Prime Tanning Mill property with the goal of redeveloping the nearly 12-acre site.
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Local cemeteries have their share of ‘ghost stories’
Graveyard ghouls may be scarce in these parts, but the stories will lift your spirits.
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Gorham Notes: Oct. 31
Lions boost reading program The Gorham Lions Club has pledged a donation of $500 to Great Falls Elementary School teacher Anna Sedenka to help her achieve her goal of buying a special book for each student at the school. The Lions will present Sedenka with a check at 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1, at the […]