With over 50 members of the public attending, and all members of the council, Chairperson Phillips called the meeting to order. The minutes of the…
On Aug 27, Gorham’s volunteer Fiscal Sustainability Committee held their fourth of eleven scheduled meetings. Jointly developed between the Gorham Town Council and School Committee,…
Andrew Robitaille, Gorham High School 2005 graduate, is now the proud owner of Solar Power New England. Robitalle recently completed a project in Saco, Maine…
The Costello Sports Complex on the USM Gorham campus has made the shift from summer hours to the academic year, open Sunday through Saturday from…
It’s no secret – rising property taxes here in Gorham and in towns across Maine are putting a squeeze on family budgets and making it…
This summer, there were some significant, unplanned changes to the portion of the Presumpscot River that is directly upstream from Dundee Dam, which is located…
Babb’s Bridge took another hit last Friday when an over-loaded dump truck plunged through the wooden planks and into the Presumpscot River. First built in…
Mainers have more reason than most to celebrate Labor Day. In addition to a brief reprieve from tourists, many of the employment benefits we enjoy…
Honored as Gorham’s oldest resident of Gorham, Rev. Phillip Shearman, 98, received the Boston Cane at a ceremony Aug. 15 at the Municipal Center. Born…
On the weekend of Aug.3 - Aug. 4, 6,500 cyclists, 55 being from Maine, participated in the 45th Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC), biking towards raising a…