Raelynn Bell, 9, was declared legally dead early Tuesday, 2 days after her family’s SUV was hit from behind on their way home from a theater where they saw ‘The Lion King.’
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Gorham nomination papers available Friday
Three seats on the council and two on the School Committee are up for grabs.
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Metro bus involved in Gorham accident
GORHAM – A Metro bus operated by the Greater Portland Transit District became stuck after making a wrong turn July 24, blocking part of Brackett Road between McLellan Road and Saco Street. “The driver missed his turn and tried to correct the error by turning around in another location nearby, causing traffic issues. We apologize […]
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Gorham council to decide fate of porcine pet
A zoning amendment recommended by the Planning Board would allow Wilbur to stay in Little Falls.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Wooden Bat Baseball: Bonny Eagle tops Gorham, Ryan dominant on the mound
Scot Mason Ryan hashed a baker’s dozen strikeouts for a 3-1 win.
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It’s the retirement life for Riley, Gorham Middle School principal
No back to school for Bob Riley, retired Gorham Middle School principal.
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Gorham accident victim dies from injuries
GORHAM – An 8-year-old girl who was flown to Maine Medical Center by medical helicopter following an accident Sunday has died, Gorham police said Wednesday. Gorham Police Department said in a press release on July 24 that officers were saddened to announce the fatality. Deputy Police Chief Christopher Sanborn declined to release the girl’s name. […]
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Six people seriously injured in Gorham crash
Heavily traveled Route 25 was shut down for several hours Sunday afternoon.
Posted inAmerican Journal
60 years ago: July 18
The Westbrook American reported on July 22, 1959, that Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Geraghty and family of Westbrook were vacationing at Watchic Lake. PFC Arthur Parsons was spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parsons, on Buck Street in Gorham.
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Looking Back: July 18
July 20, 1994 Westbrook High School Athletic Director Peter Curran, a member of the Olmsted Field Restoration Committee, told the School Committee Wednesday that in order to make proposed improvements to the high school athletic fields, a strip of land 150 feet wide and about 1,200 feet long would have to be acquired from the […]
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