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Bypass relief for Gorham

Thousands who commute daily through the rush-hour congestion in Gorham Village are looking to Washington, D.C., for relief. The U.S. House of Representatives passed its version of the transportation act earlier this month with $11.22 million tagged for a 3.3-mile bypass of Gorham Village. Maine also has $2.5 million set aside for the bypass, which […]

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Martin's Point Windham branch closing

Martin Point Health Care announced Tuesday afternoon that it will close its Windham branch May 11 due to “medical staffing issues.” According to Communications Director Mary Lynn Engel, the non-profit health care facility located on Route 302 since 1991 has been unable to find a replacement for its only primary care physician, Dr. Stephen Nemeroff […]

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Neighbors notified of sex offender's return

Windham police last week notified neighbors about a registered sex offender who recently moved back to his home after posting bail on child pornography charges. John Corbin, a resident of 5 Drako Lane off Pope Road, is charged with possessing and disseminating pornographic images of children, posted $200,000 cash bail March 17 and is considered […]

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Standish looks for gear grant

The Standish Town Council supported an application for a $139,154 firefighter’s grant to equip the town’s fire department with protective gear. The grant requests 82 complete and full sets of personal protective equipment or commonly called ‘turnout gear.” The gear includes, coats, pants, suspenders, boots, Nomex hoods, helmets, front shields, eye protection, bailout harnesses, flashlights […]

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A promise to keep The city of Westbrook is facing a troubling dilemma. Former Mayor Don Esty promised developer Tim Flannery the use of 90 spaces – nearly half the lot – in the so-called “CVS” lot without the consent of city councilors. Flannery, understandably, wants the city to live up to its promise. Councilors […]

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Windham students represented in Portland Museum of Art exhibition

In celebration of National Youth Art Month during the month of March, the Portland Museum of Art, in collaboration with the Maine Art Education Association (MAEA), has organized an exhibition of artwork created by Maine art students statewide. Windham students with work on display include Lindsay Delcourt of Windham Primary School, Alana Dougherty of Manchester […]