Gorham’s Assessor, Mike D’Arcangelo, is retiring in June. The position was advertised but the Town received only four applications and only one of those had experience…

The Legislature is currently hard at work with nearly all 2,000 bills reported out of committee or carried over until next session; but there’s still…

A recommendation was made to not approve a change to the Land Use and Development code to allow small scale retail businesses with a gross…

Christopher Shepard, 31, of Rust Road in Gorham, was arraigned in U.S. District Court on charges that he took sexually explicit photos of a 10-year-old girl…

Gorham voters approved the Main Street Construction Project in a November 3, 2015 referendum, but Town Manager David Cole said, “It is possible, but unlikely the…

Joseph Drive resident asked if the Town is responsible for picking up trash on the side of the road. Town Manager, David Cole, stated that…

Colton Stormont, 5, is recovering from an accident that occurred at his Gorham home on April 29. Gorham police said the accident happened as family…

At the January 2017 Town Council meeting, the council voted to forward an item to develop language for agricultural special events facilities to the Planning Board.…

Things are quickly picking up speed in Augusta. During the next two weeks, Legislative committees are scheduled to finish voting on all bills that have…

Another month has come and gone in Augusta. In my last update, I outlined why I don’t believe the governor’s proposed budget reflects Maine values. His…