Every seat in the council chamber was filled for the April 12 regular School Committee (SC) meeting in anticipation of two presentations and passage of…
The Gorham Times thanks Maggie Norris for the great job she did for us as our intern from the University of Southern Maine. Maggie covered…
Goodwill recently moved 12 of its stores and offices to solar power, with plans to move two more to solar power this year. The nonprofit…
CivilTea is a youth-driven program aimed to encourage civil dialogue around challenging topics within school communities. It was first introduced to North Yarmouth Academy (NYA)…
Towns and cities across our state deserve stability, predictability and good governance. The continuing services state budget that Maine Democrats passed last month provides just…
As a part of the State of Maine climate action plan, “Maine Won’t Wait," the Town of Gorham is now working to become a part…
David Packhem is executive director of Maine-based nonprofit Students Empowered to End Dependency (SEED) and executive producer of the documentary “Voices of Hope: The Rugged…
Wendy and Bill Couch retired from their jobs in Minnesota and moved to Gorham to be closer to their family. Little did they know at…
This year’s team represented Gorham in reaching another state championship game and individual players have been selected to several All-Star Teams. Congratulations to the following…
The annual Knights of Columbus State free-throw tournament took place March 4 at Old Town High School’s Mackenzie Gym. The event is for students ages…