Mention the Outliers Eatery location, and the follow-up is inevitable: “The place that used to have the airplane tail sticking on its roof?” Putting the politics of Portland’s gentrification aside, Outliers is a model for transformation. No longer a dingy and dubious landmark, the space now has a charming, neat gray shingled facade. Rather than […]

The Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge comprises 10 geographic units ranging along 50 miles of the Maine coast from Kittery to Cape Elizabeth. These areas protect a wide variety of habitats important to migratory birds and other wildlife, and include tidal estuaries, salt marshes, barrier beaches and dunes, coastal meadows, rocky coast and forested uplands. […]

GORHAM – Gorham Town Council on Tuesday delayed a decision whether to ask voters in a November referendum for a $5 million overhaul of the Public Safety Building at 270 Main St. The town’s Public Safety Building Committee earlier this year reported the existing Public Safety Building is cramped and inadequate. But, Gorham voters in […]

Coyote program at North Gorham Have you heard howls outside your house at night? Learn about coyotes, who live in Maine, when biologist Geri Vistein presents “Coyote – America’s Songdog” at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 15, at the North Gorham Public Library, 2 Standish Neck Road. “Since we share the landscape with this important, […]

WINDHAM – Brady Chase, like many 3-year-olds, enjoys playing with his cousins and riding his bike. His favorite color changes weekly – for now, it’s blue. But there is plenty about Brady that sets him apart from others. He’s got an extraordinary family, including a 13-year-old cousin, Keegan Pennington, who has spent the past month […]