By Ed Pierce The debate over recalling elected municipal officials before their term is completed and removing them from office has arrived ...

By Ed Pierce As parents in Windham and Raymond exhale a sigh of relief that summer is winding down, students have just a few days left of va...

By Lorraine Glowczak Greg Applestein, a 34-year veteran educator with 11 years of administrator experience, was approved and welcomed by the...

By Masha Yurkevich Famous American botanist Luther Burbank got it right when he said that “flowers always make people better, happier, and m...

By Kelly Johnson Special to The Windham Eagle At Riding To The Top’s 14th annual Triple B celebration last fall, Debbie Hutchinson of Raymon...

By Kaysa Jalbert The final pieces of the puzzle are coming together in the creation of a recreational rail trail from Portland to Fryeburg i...

By Ed Pierce Windham attorney Katie Winchenbach is not afraid to fail, but she is afraid not to try. That sense of self confidence and a cha...

By R.D. Frum Con Fullam of Windham has been described as “Maine's musical maestro” because he combines lyrical genius and melodic magic ...

By Ed Pierce George H. Bartlett Jr. will be remembered as a kind individual who uplifted his community and a reliable friend who wanted litt...

By Kaysa Jalbert From surrendered dogs to stray cats, a small skunk in the yard or a large cow needing a new home, the animal control office...

By R.D. Frum Looking to embark on a buzzworthy adventure? Look no further than beekeeping: the sweetest form of multitasking. Not only does ...

By Kaysa Jalbert RAYMOND – Every Tuesday morning Sabrina Golabiewski of Raymond takes a drive to the stores that have contracts with The Vin...

By Masha Yurkevich Most of us remember our first few jobs quite well. For Greta Paulding, one of those first jobs is working for the Town of...

By Ed Pierce Two 2023 graduates of Windham High School are recipients of $10,000 college scholarships awarded by the Mitchell Institute, a n...