Joseph A. Cleaves Jr., 32, of Windham was a suspect in a domestic violence, terrorizing incident, police say.
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Truck loaded with gasoline slides into ditch in Gorham
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection and contractors worked into Thursday evening to keep the fuel from spilling.
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Gorham Notes: Dec. 17
Town Hall by appointment only The Town Clerk’s office is now open by appointment to keep residents and staff safe due to the rise in COVID-19 cases. All other departments in the municipal center also remain open by appointment only. The Town Clerk’s office can be reached by calling 222-1670 and leaving a message. For […]
Posted inAmerican Journal
Findview Farm’s Jack Gordon, dies at 73, ‘never gave up’
The longtime dairy farmer died Dec. 13 at age 73.
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Staff shortages impact Gorham, Buxton schools
Substitute teachers, bus drivers and school nurses are in short supply when staff is forced to quarantine after COVID-19 exposure.
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Gorham Police Notes: Nov. 15-21
Arrests Ethan L. Cobb-McCoubrey, 20, Plymouth Road, Westbrook, on Nov. 15 on charges of operating vehicle without a license, operating under the influence (alcohol) and criminal threatening, on Tucker Drive. Theodore A. Mowatt III, 30, River Road, Windham, on Nov. 15 on a charge of operating under the influence (alcohol) – no test, on Main […]
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Letter: For Lincoln Street, hindsight is 20-20
I just read about the approval for new street zoning (“Westbrook Council approves new Lincoln Street zoning, sees updates to ordinances,” Dec. 10) Imagine what Lincoln Street might have looked like. If only … I played golf at Rivermeadow when I was in my teens and loved the course. It was simple and challenging at […]
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Habitat for Humanity looks to build off outgoing leader’s success
Godfrey Wood is stepping down as executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland after close to eight years in the position.
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Young man killed in crash Sunday morning in Gorham
The 20-year-old, who was driving a truck, won’t be identified until his family has been notified, police say.
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Reeling from staff shortage, Gorham High School returns to remote learning
Although the shortage is not directly related to COVID-19, the number of cases at local schools has risen recently.