BY JENN McDOWELL Windham voters turned down a special warrant article at the polls on Tuesday, Sept. 9, that would have allowed the town to enter a $1.25 million agreement to build a town road to provide a second access to the new high school. Warrant Article 1 failed in a 986-794 vote, and now the town has to come up with another road ...

BY JENN McDOWELL The layout of a proposed town road that would provide a second means of emergency access to the new Windham High School was unanimously passed by the Board of Selectmen after a site walk and public hearing. Windham residents who spoke out at the Monday, July 21, public hearing were split in their opinions about the ...

BY DARRELL HALEN The New Hampshire Supreme Court recently ruled that a former Windham selectman can be tried on a felony charge of assaulting an election worker. Christopher Doyle wanted the charge dismissed, arguing that Gail Webster was disqualified from acting as an election official at the polls on March 8, 2005, because her name was on the ...

BY DARRELL HALEN A former state legislator, who is accused of striking an election worker two years ago, wants to have the assault charge against him thrown out. Christopher Doyle, now 29, a former Windham selectman, is appealing the charge at the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Doyle is accused of pushing Gail Webster, now 63, in the chest, ...