Friday, April 28, 2017

The “Great War Governor” from Windham by Walter Lunt

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“Windham Then and Now” - The fourth in a series of historical topics about Windham’s unique history and heritage As the 200 th anniver...

Windham Wellness Fair and Earth Day a Perfect Match by Stephen Signor

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Life Coach Jackie Winant Despite a less than perfect day weather-wise, many celebrated a portion of Earth Day 2017 by going to St. A...
Friday, April 21, 2017

Celebrating Earth Day today and everyday by Lorraine Glowczak

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Karen Lothrop (r) with Ron and Martha Strout What began as a grassroots movement in 1970 by then U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wiscons...

Community Day embraces new learning style by Michelle Libby

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Every year Manchester School in Windham hosts a Community Day, a celebration of projects the students do to support the community and non-pr...
Friday, April 14, 2017

Holocaust survivor speaks at Jordon Small Middle School by Lisa Schadler

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It has been said that if we were to have a minute of silence for every victim of the Holocaust - then we would be silent for eleven and a h...

Windham loan officer is recognized for being in the Top 1 percent across the country by Lorraine Glowczak

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There is the best. Then there is the best of the best. Congratulations go to Kate Virgie, Senior Loan Officer with Northstar Mortgage Group...

Cuteness abounds at Barnyard Babies event by Stephen Signor

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While Windham Blue Seal Feeds was having a truck load sale last week at their store on 43 Main Street, the Young Farmers 4-H Beef Club was ...
Friday, April 7, 2017

James Mannette awarded top prize in VFW essay competition for a second time by Walter Lunt

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James Mannette, 17, of Windham advanced his first-place win in a Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) essay competition from the local to the...

Windham sisters were flower girls at the Christening of the USS Thomas Hudner

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Monica Lewis age 10, a fifth grade student at Manchester School, along with her sister, Alanna Lewis, age eight and a second grade stud...