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Lakes Region Weekly News

Published
February 20, 2020

Annual fishing derbies a go for this weekend

Experienced fishermen say that participants have declined over the years, but they still love the annual event.
Published
February 19, 2020

Death of salsa mom, autism advocate ‘stuns’ friends

Stephanie Lay, who made Maine-Tex grilled salsa at home with her severely autistic son, Bryce, died unexpectedly at her Windham home.
Published
February 17, 2020

Friend says Sebago woman found in submerged car will be ‘missed by all’

The death of Sarah McCarthy, 28, is still under investigation after she was found Sunday.
Published
February 16, 2020

Missing Sebago woman found dead in Ossipee River

The body of Sarah McCarthy, 28, who had last been seen late Friday night, was found in a submerged car that had gone off the road in Parsonsfield, authorities say.
Published
February 15, 2020

Police seek public’s help in locating missing Sebago woman

Sarah McCarthy, 28, was last seen leaving Fairgrounds Pizza & Pub in Cornish just before midnight on Friday.

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Published
February 14, 2020

Costs delay Crooked River Elementary School renovation

The project came in over budget, so the district has cut some costs.
Published
February 14, 2020

Raymond rec director eager to build department

Joe Crocker said he will create the recreation department "organically" rather than imposing decisions on residents.
Published
February 14, 2020

Schools in Lakes Region struggle with student homelessness

Living in an area with a lack of resources, the districts must piece together help for their students.
Published
February 13, 2020

New Gloucester public works complex is state of the art

The $4.6 million garage and sand/salt shed officially opened Monday.
Published
February 12, 2020

Schools attempt to remove barriers to career, technical education

Portland Arts and Technology High School and Westbrook Regional Vocational Center want to make some changes, including making it easier for students to take classes there while fulfilling core requirements at their high schools.