By Ed Pierce 2025: A year of new opportunities and moving forward Reviewing what happened over the past year is always a significant oppor...

By Ed Pierce In what turned out as a marathon 4 ½-hour town meeting, Windham’s $8.9 million budget was eventually passed through a series of...

By Ed Pierce When historians look back upon this chapter in Windham government, it will show that the town’s emphasis on succession planning...

By Ed Pierce For the past decade, a significant question facing Windham residents is how does the town grow at an orderly pace and yet not l...

By Ed Pierce Windham Town Council members conducted a three-hour workshop to have an in-depth discussion about the need and impacts of growt...

By Ed Pierce A big change is coming to how trash is collected in Windham, and it won’t be very long before new tote carts will be wheeling u...

By Ed Pierce With ground about to be broken next month for construction of the new Windham Raymond Middle School, a town committee will unde...

2023: A year of collaboration, connection, and community Looking back upon the past year is a great opportunity for all of us to assess and ...