On August 2, the Maine Legislature adjourned for the first regular session. While this session was challenging, there were many pieces of legislation that we…

Have you ever wanted to perform a high-risk traffic stop? Make a split-second use of force decision? Experience what goes on behind the scenes of…

The Town Council chose to forward an ordinance that would prohibit retail marijuana establishments and retail marijuana social clubs to the Planning Board for their…

60 Hutcherson Drive, LLC’s request for approval to construct two buildings with multiple units to lease for general commercial and industrial uses on property located…

On June 13, Gorham voters approved a referendum item that authorized the borrowing and spending of up to $500,000 as the Town’s share of a…

Gorham schools are considered to be near or at capacity with approximately 2,700 students attending the five schools. Some residents have suggested not permitting any…

Last week, after months of work toward a bipartisan compromise that would have put affordable solar power within reach for more Maine people and businesses, politics…

This past fiscal year (July 1, 2016- July 1, 2017), the Planning Board approved 31 out of 34 applications for new developments and amendments to…

Cumberland County Public Safety Agencies are hoping to increase the number of citizens who sign up for CodeRED, a nationwide emergency alert system used to…

The June 6 Town Council (TC) minutes were amended to include Councilor Hager stating that his son works for the School Department and asking if…