Looking for a way to pass the winter months? Schoolhouse Arts Center is offering some fun classes to keep the winter doldrums away. Don’t miss out. Schoolhouse’s Winter Arts Education Program runs from Jan. 3 through Feb. 16, 2006. Classes for everyone from preschool to adult will be held. There are classes in Voice, Guitar, […]
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Naples library offering 'Les Miserables' trip
The Naples Public Library is pleased to offer a very special one day bus trip to Boston to see the acclaimed production of “Les Miserables” at the Opera House on Feb. 23. “Les Miserables” is the story of Jean Valjean, a man condemned to 19 years of hard labor for stealing a loaf of bread […]
On the wrong side of the PWD/Standish debate
Ms. Roberts should do a little more research and use her head before damning the PWD for trying to protect our water. Mr. Billington claims that the water in the lake is better than it was 10 years ago. The town of Standish has done absolutely nothing to protect the water; so, if it really […]
Windham grad spends semester in London
Michelle Thompson of Windham is one of 29 Susquehanna University juniors participating in the Sigmund Weis School of Business’s London Program during the 2006 spring semester. The program is designed to provide students with an international experience to develop and expand their learning capabilities and broaden their perspectives about possible careers. While abroad, students complete […]
MDOT to realign Whites Bridge, Anglers roads
Plans are in the works to realign the disjointed intersection of Anglers Road, Route 302 and Whites Bridge Road in Windham. Currently, cars must wait at two separate stoplights on Route 302 where the two roads intersect the arterial throughway. The Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT) is working with property owners and nearby businesses to […]
Be neighborly, save a life
In this time of ever increasing energy prices, along with the cost of nearly everything else going up, the cost of a little of your time could be invaluable. Do you have or know of an elderly person next door or in your neighborhood? If you do, please do the neighborly thing and check on […]
License dogs, avoid late fee
Local dog owners have until the end of January to license their dogs in order to avoid late fees. Connie Loughran, deputy town clerk in Gorham, said dog licenses for this year expire on Saturday, Dec. 31. All dogs six months and older are required to be licensed. The fee for spayed and neutered dogs […]
Patriots train picks up steam
Someone once asked Wayne Gretzky what made him the exceptional hockey player he was, seemingly able to have the puck find him in advantageous spots. His answer to the question was short and simple: “Don’t go where the puck is; go where the puck is going.” Patriot Nation is showing a similar tack. Monday’s blowout […]
Move to the right for sirens, lights
If you or someone you love is in need of emergency assistance, you want help to get there as quickly as possible! Did you know that there’s one thing everyone can do to help EMTs, firefighters and police provide this emergency assistance as quickly as possible? It’s as simple as Moving to the Right for […]
AJ Maine Med births November
The following births occurred recently at Maine Medical Center: Jacob Andrew and Cameron Lee Parker were born September 10, 2005 to Jessica and Andrew Parker of South Windham. Grandparents are Steve and Sheila Parker and Earl and Louise Parker of South Windham. Aunt is Melissa Parker, Uncle is Earl Parker, Jr. both of South Windham. […]