Jim Means thanked the Council for having the best interest of the Town but also expressed worry about the future of Gorham and the overall…
A local business was broken into on April 24 and cash was stolen. The owners requested that the name and any identifying details about the…
While the Legislature has officially adjourned for the year, we were not able to complete all of our work and have left a number of…
Between 2010-2016, Gorham gained 1,000 new residents, an increase of 6%, and the Town is continuing to see substantial growth in the number of new…
When Gorham voters go to the polls on June 12, they will use ranked-choice voting to choose Republican and Democratic candidates for governor. Because Maine…
Following a 90-minute workshop by the State Fire Marshal’s Office on the value of sprinkling new residential construction, the Town Council voted 7-0 to send…
When elected officials run for office, no matter what party we’re enrolled in, we all make a commitment to do a job. That’s the most…
Personal Property Tax for Businesses More than 300 letters have been sent to all known business owners in Gorham regarding personal property such as equipment…
At approximately 11:42 p.m. on April 7, Domino’s Pizza located at 633 Main St. reported an armed robbery. The man had his hand under his sweatshirt…
The Maine Department of Transportation presented its plans for the installation of a traffic light and other improvements to the intersection of Libby Ave. and…