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Popular dairy farm joins growing chorus opposing Gorham Connector - Vimarsana News

Popular dairy farm joins growing chorus opposing Gorham Connector

The Gorham Connector would bisect Smiling Hill Farm, a popular dairy farm in Westbrook owned and operated by the Knight family since 1720.

Plan to extend turnpike through farmland gets slammed before first public meeting - Vimarsana News

Plan to extend turnpike through farmland gets slammed before first public meeting

The Maine Turnpike Authority is hosting a public meeting Monday evening on the Gorham Connector, its plan to build a 5-mile, 4-lane highway spur from the turnpike in South Portland to the Gorham Bypass.

Opinion: Gorham Connector plan threatens river ecosystem, heritage trout - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Gorham Connector plan threatens river ecosystem, heritage trout

Building a new road along the banks of Red Brook will render barren a unique stretch of riparian shoreline – with all the adverse consequences you might expect.

Smiling Hill Farm could be a roadblock for preferred Gorham Connector route - Vimarsana News

Smiling Hill Farm could be a roadblock for preferred Gorham Connector route

The 500-acre, 13th-generation family operation in Westbrook wants to preserve the farmland and forest it has cultivated and harvested since 1720, but some of its woodland lies in the path of the Maine Turnpike Authority's proposed 4-lane highway.

Smiling Hill Farm could be a roadblock for preferred Gorham Connector route - Vimarsana News

Smiling Hill Farm could be a roadblock for preferred Gorham Connector route

The 500-acre, 13th-generation family operation in Westbrook wants to preserve the farmland and forest it has cultivated and harvested since 1720, but some of its woodland lies in the path of the Maine Turnpike Authority's proposed 4-lane highway.