The Class of 2020’s unprecedented graduation ended in similar fashion, with Gorham High School’s (GHS) first ever graduation parade. Although the class was split up…
Councilor Shepard reported that the Ordinance Committee met on May 19 and discussed amending the Streets and Sidewalks Ordinance to allow for more parking in…
Seniors Emily Crepeau and Lydia Valentine were awarded the Gorham Times Scholarships this year. Both volunteered their time as student writers for the Gorham Times.…
The Presumpscot Regional Land Trust’s (PRLT) pre-application was one of only 12 land trusts nationwide to be selected to apply for national accreditation by the…
The Town of Gorham municipal facilities reopened on June 1 by appointment only. In order to enter any indoor Town facility, all members of the…
Unprecedented rates of high unemployment have impacted the U.S. economy due to COVID-19 and the closure of many businesses. As of May 28, national jobless…
Approximately 400 people were involved in a two hour peaceful protest in Gorham which recognized the death of George Floyd at the hands of police…
At a special meeting, the School Committee (SC) voted 5-2 to reduce the FY21 budget request previously sent to the Town Council. Although representing a…
Over 60 members of the Gorham High School (GHS) Interact Club participated in a satellite, virtual, and remote Relay for Life event on May 3…
Last year the Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District (CCSWCD) spearheaded the Gorham Grown effort with a Quimby Family Foundation grant, volunteers from Gorham,…