CUTLINE ONLY STOCKINGS All 30 Gorham Middle School classes this year donated holiday stockings to patients on the adolescent treatment units at Spring Harbor Hospital in Westbrook. The holiday project was spearheaded by Donna Pastore, student council adviser. Shown here are Gorham Middle School students with principal Robert Riley and vice principal Susie Hanley.
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Cumberland County Superior Court log
The following cases were herd in Cumberland County Superior Court in August 2007: Ann Marie Meserve, 36, of Waterville was found guilty on a charge of aggravated assault in Westbrook on Feb. 25 and was sentenced to Cumberland County Jail for five years, with all but six months suspended and given probation of two years. […]
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Winter safety tips Gorham Fire Chief Robert Lefebvre said with the winter cold and snow, it is time to review these important home safety tips: • Make sure that all exit doors are cleared of snow and ice. While many of these doors are seldom used, they may be the only door for an escape […]
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Man found dead in Westbrook apartment
A Brunswick man was found dead in a Westbrook apartment early Friday morning. The body of Oscar Dale Moore Jr., 44, was discovered at around 3:15 a.m. Friday at 532 Main Street by the owner of the apartment, under what Westbrook Police Chief Bill Baker called, “suspicious circumstances.” Baker said he believes the death could […]
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British hoop cuts
Chad Pulkkinen-shooting.jpg Windham’s Chad Pulkkinen takes a shot during a recent British League game in Northampton, Great Britain. Pulkkinen, a graduate of St. Joseph’s College, averaged 20 points per game in seven preseason games with his team, the Northampton Neptunes. Courtesy photo Chad Pulkkinen Windham native and St. Joseph’s College graduate Chad Pulkkinen has signed […]
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Green Christmas, towns and people across southern Maine are working to cut back on waste at the holidays
Whether they’re meant to reduce energy use, save on electric bills or brighten up holiday displays, LED Christmas lights are more popular than ever this year. Doni Bell, assistant manager of Aubuchon Hardware in Windham, said last week her store is almost completely sold out. “They’re being promoted more. I think more people are aware […]
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Rams prove too much for Blazes
Gorham 6 Westbrook 2 David Gushee had a hat trick and the Rams scored four goals in the third period to defeat Westbrook 6-2 Saturday at the USM Ice Arena. Gorham also got goals from Elliott Bidwell, Jacob Viel and Brendan Ryan. The Rams entered the third period with a 2-0 lead looking to expand […]
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Girls Hockey: Scarborough pulls away from Gorham
Scarborough 5 Gorham 1 The Scarborough girls hockey team scored two goals in both the second and third periods to pull away from Gorham and earn a 5-1 win Saturday at the USM Ice Arena. Jackie Morin had two goals for the Red Storm and Felicia Mazzone made 14 saves to earn the win. The […]
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Bulletin board
Mission Possible Teen Center would like to congratulate Mark Hughes on achieving teen of the month. Mark has been coming to the center for several months now and his bright smile always lights up the room. He is funny, kind and full of energy. He is on the younger side of our teens but is […]
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Looking back
Dec. 29, 1982 The Gorham Town Council last week approved the purchase of a new fire truck for $95,658, a rescue unit vehicle for $57,090, and a solid waste trailer for $10,000. The expenditures are part of the 1982-83 capital improvements budget approved by the Rown Council in June. Both trailer and rescue unit will […]