The Long Lake Skating School will begin its sixth season of classes at Bridgton Academy on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2007. Long Lake instructors teach a complete United States Figure Skating Association program for ages 3 through adult and beginner through advanced levels. The 2007 winter session opens on Jan. 6 with lessons from 8:30 to […]
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Raymond's Bruno elected chairman of Maine Republican Party
Longtime Raymond resident Joseph Bruno has been named chairman of the Maine Republican Party. Bruno was elected on Dec. 9, just three days after the new legislators were sworn in. Bruno was encouraged to run for the chair position by members of the Republican’s state committee. “When you have people suggesting you run and believing […]
Keniston Mortgage celebrates open house
Above: Metayer Family Eye Care held a ribbon-cutting recently when they moved to beautiful new quarters at 4B Commons Ave, Windham. Pictured, from left in front row are Luke Metayer, Dr. Michael Metayer, Pat Eastman, Dr. Roxanne Metayer, Melissa O’Brien, Michelle Kezal, Kelly Snyder, Kaleb Latini, Neal Latini, Cheryl Page, Karen Oxton, Keith Metayer. Back […]
Lakes Region editorial 1229
Stiffer OUI law needed Kudos to state Sen. Bill Diamond, D-Windham, for pushing new legislation that would stiffen penalties for those who choose to drive drunk. That’s the kind of lawmaking we need more of – practical laws that positively impact daily life. The proposed legislation, if passed, would impose a mandatory one-to-10-year sentence, a […]
Troubles plague couple building dream home
David and Robin Dahms were hoping to move into their dream home on Beaver Pond by Christmas. Built in memory of their daughter, Brittany, who died of cancer last January, the three-bedroom ranch was going to have a deck off the back overlooking the pond, a private back yard where the family could barbecue in […]
Westbrook weekend roundup
Last weekend, the Westbrook High sports teams were in action one final time before the holiday break. The boys and girls basketball teams took on Biddeford; the ice hockey team traveled to Gray-New Gloucester; and the wrestling team battled some quality squads in a five-team meet at Deering. The girls basketball team did something no […]
Lebanese family reunited for Christmas in Gorham
George Saad was delayed from joining his wife at her family’s kitchen table one evening last week in Gorham. A lieutenant colonel in the Lebanese Army, Saad was home for Christmas and already busy with one of his first duties on the homefront – giving his children baths. “It was my first assignment,” the 23-year […]
Think tank's finances won't be probed
A divided ethics commission decided last week not to subpoena records from the conservative Maine Heritage Policy Center to determine if the organization’s efforts on behalf of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights qualified it as a political action committee – a designation that would allow people to get a better look at its finances. Instead, […]
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High school students honored Eight Bonny Eagle High School students have been accepted recently for membership in the Foreign Language Honor Society. Each student has earned at least a 90 (B-plus) in at least three levels of a modern or classical language offered at the school (Spanish, French or Latin). The students inducted in a […]
Lions Club holding blood drive to help Bridgton resident
A blood drive sponsored by the Bridgton Lion’s Club on Tuesday, Dec. 26, from 2 – 7 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on Route 117 is dedicated to Bridgton resident Frederick Potter, who suffers from leukemia. Cancer patients are the leading recipients of blood in the United States.Donated blood helps leukemia patients, like Potter, who […]