Whether it’s bundling up the kids or wrangling temperamental equipment, Maine winters present some obstacles to going outside. In spite of a few seasonal hassles,…
Keith Wehmeyer, (GHS ’99) is returning to Maine to help care for one of the state’s great wilderness areas as Transportation and Maintenance Supervisor at…
The annual Holiday Luminaria display was a stunning success again this year, thanks to the hard work of chief organizer, Phil Arena, and a band…
Nothing is more captivating than the haunting call of a loon echoing on one of Maine’s many lakes. Very few people know as much about…
Jennifer Kenneally and Zach Lambert have joined the staff at the Gorham Parks and Recreation Department. Kenneally is the Office Manager and Lambert is the…
Presumpscot Regional Land Trust is about to embark on another land acquisition. This is great news for the environment and for all lovers of the…
A personal message from Diann: “My story is meant to illustrate to friends and family of someone who has experienced domestic abuse or sexual assault…
Many of us may know Bill Jenks as a friend, neighbor, or member and past Music Director at First Parish Church. Maybe you know him…
Gorham resident, John Tiedje (pronounced Tee-Gee), will be showing a number of his photographs at the Stier Gallery in the Thomas Memorial Library (TML) in…
We humans are a very creative species. We’re also very social. Put those characteristics together, throw in a little nice summer weather, and we are…