After receiving no bids for the First and Last Resort Motel, the town plans to find a buyer through an auction.
Jane Vaughan
Jane Vaughan has been a reporter with the Lakes Region Weekly since 2018. She covers nine towns in the Lakes Region and a variety of topics, including local politics and education stories across five school districts. She has experience working in print, digital, and radio journalism and enjoys telling stories across platforms. She holds a BA in English from Wellesley College. Outside of work, Jane enjoys swimming, boxing, and spending time outside. She lives in Cape Elizabeth.
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Morrison Center works to bring disabled children back to Maine
The center recently announced a $14 million capital campaign, which will be used to build services for children with disabilities so they can receive in-state treatment.
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Gray-New Gloucester High School greenhouse grows new educational opportunities
School recently installed the 19-foot-by-42-foot greenhouse to be used in classroom instruction.
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Citizens group wins appeal of Hotel Bridgton
The Bridgton Appeals Board overturns the Planning Board’s approval of the controversial hotel project.
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Local filmmaker honors brother with movie
“Brothers,” co-produced by Mike Norton and Reggie Groff, will be shown in Westbrook on Nov. 15.
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New owner has modern plans for Stimson Memorial Hall in Gray
The Loon Island company hopes to renovate The Stimson Memorial Hall and create a cultural arts center in Gray.
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Narrow Gauge decision a surprise to Gray
The town manager says the town was not informed that the railroad had abandoned its plans to build a new rail line and museum in Gray.
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4-H raising funds to buy Magic Lantern and create a learning center at the Bridgton theater
The Maine 4-H Foundation will operate an innovation lab and learning center for local students there.