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CANTON – The new owners of the Cascade Inn are looking for someone to manage and operate the restaurant and bar. The Canton landmark was recently purchased by Hi9gh Cap NY LLC, Elk Grove, …

Koelsch Communities, known for creating senior living communities across independent, assisted and dedicated memory care environments, recently opened its

The Lake Placid Lions Club held its annual Radio Auction on Nov. 18. This event has traditionally been the largest annual fundraiser, and this year’s aucti

At the beginning of January, the site for the planned Cottages at Pine Meadow was quiet as developers waited for final approval from the Saco Planning Board on an ownership change. Mark McClure of GenX Capital Partner, and developer Ron Goddard closed on the property in October. Former owners Sandra Murray and Bill Koch, of Old Orchard Beach, obtained approval of the 32-house development for owners 55 and over from the board earlier in the year. All the new owners needed to go ahead was cha...

Monday, February 22, 2021 - 6:07 am CANTON -- The Canton Rotary Club is hosting an apple pie fundraiser to support Rotary community programs. The cost is $15 per pie. Pies must be pre-ordered and can be picked up at the Cascade Inn in Canton, on Sunday, March 14, from noon to 2 p.m.. All pies will be freshly baked and provided courtesy of Niles Asset Management. People may order fresh or frozen pies. Order pies by visiting the Canton New York Rotary Club Facebook page and c...

By Kathi OShea February 9, 2021 6:43 am KGMI Mike Davis BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Demolition has begun in the run-up to another improvement in the Samish Way Urban Village. Crews were spotted working at the former Cascade Inn at 208 North Samish Way Monday. Once the hotel and the neighboring Villa Inn are removed, the site will be home for a new five-story, 196-unit apartment building. Last October, City of Bellingham Senior Planner Darby Cowles told KGMI there’s been huge interest in the Samish...

Helen K. Truman Helen K. Truman KENNEBUNK — Helen K. Truman, ”Yai Yai”, 94, of Kennebunk passed away peacefully Dec. 14, 2020 at the Gosnell House after a brief stay. Helen was born in Sanford on Sept. 23,1926, daughter of Nicholas and Efterpi (Parliari) Kostis. Growing up in Sanford, Helen attended Sanford schools, graduated from Nasson College with a degree in Home Economics and completed post graduate work at the University of New Hampshire in Fashion and Design while modeling in Bost...