Photo courtesy of Gorham Parks & Recreation Gorham Parks & Recreation is hosting a Scarecrow Festival on October 23rd at the Gazebo next to the…
On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, it is not only important to honor the indigenous people of our community and beyond, but to also honor the land…
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…
Over the past several months, the New Year Gorham (NYG) planning committee has been adjusting to COVID-19 regulations, recruiting volunteers and inviting top-notch entertainment to…
In 1968, US President Lyndon B. Johnson created an Hispanic Heritage Week. In 1988, President Ronald Reagan expanded the idea of honoring American citizens whose…
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…
Many events were held around Gorham to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center and our nation. …
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 have all heard the phrase “Fight or Flight” but do you really know what that phrase means in terms of our health and well-being?…