Sinikka was born on March 30,1950 to Laina and Erkki Passila in Kauhava Sinikka was well-lived and with few regrets She loved deeply and served fervently to her last breath Her immense beauty and radiance will be deeply missed Her untimely death was preceded by the departure of her loving and exceedingly good looking first husband Andrew Gorham her astoundingly good looking second husband whom all loved her dearly and will never forget her tenacity A visitation will be held in her honor on Wednesday from 10:00 to 11:15 am followed by the funeral services beginning at 11:30 am - all events will be held at the LDS Wasatch 3rd Ward Interment will be at the Larkin Sunset Lawn For those unable to attend the service in person Please click on the Watch Service button above determination and grit as well as JOY and OPTIMISM and BEAUTY She accomplished so much and lived a wonderful/honorable/ beautiful life We mourn her premature passing but know that her Spirit will always be be FOREVER YOUNG April 2024 saw legendary guitarist Scott Gorham launch a collection of his historic artwork at a London event hosted by actor Philip Glenister April 2024 saw legendary guitarist Scott Gorham launch a collection of his historic artwork at a London event hosted by actor Philip Glenister. Six stunning prints became available via www.scottgorhamworld.com and later in 2024 became available on t-shirts and long-sleeved shirts This new release also features a mix of older and contemporary artwork “I have been so touched by the support I’ve received since I released my first art that it has inspired me to start drawing again It made sense that when we came to release the next batch of artwork we release a mix of this new artwork with older unreleased pieces we’ve mixed some pictures from the ’80s and ’90s with some from the last three years I hope you enjoy the new artwork as much as I enjoyed creating it.” The new original prints released are Einstein’s Regret (2024) Unchained Universe (2025) and Virus (1984) American Scott Gorham moved to the UK and joined Irish rockers Thin Lizzy Scott would perform on ten best-selling albums “Dancing In The Moonlight (It’s Caught Me In Its Spotlight)” and “Waiting On An Alibi.” Scott used to also secretly work on his own art (something he discovered as a child) He just didn’t tell his fellow musicians or even his wife Then Christine discovered a folder containing numerous drawings some of which dated back to the early 1980s These images were inspired by Scott’s life on the road the state of the planet and even the time Phil Lynott took him to his first football match Now these artworks are available as limited edition prints, posters, long-sleeved and short-sleeved t-shirts on www.scottgorhamworld.com Mark Morton: “I was starting to break out of the clouds I could tell that was happening and it felt really free to be creative.” Joe Stump’s Tower of Babel Announce Album ‘Days Of Thunder’ Call Me Amour Confirm Debut Headlining UK Tour Shaman’s Harvest Share “Rock n Roll Queen” Music Video Death Cult Gearing Up for Intimate California Concerts Cardinal Black Share Single & Video “Need More Time” Bryan Adams Announces Additional “Roll With The Punches” Tour Dates The Molotovs Bring Debut UK Tour to Explosive Conclusion at London Scala [Photos] it was like monsters with guitars and I was blown away.” Shadows of a Silhouette Premiere Energetic New Single “No Matter Where I Go” KING 810 Reveal ‘Rustbelt Nu Metal’ Album Details & European Tour Dawn Of Ouroboros Announce Extensive Spring & Summer US Tour Dates Diablo® and Berserk Join Forces with Beast In Black for Epic Collaboration Headliner to Date at Boston’s MGM at Fenway Deafheaven – ‘Lonely People With Power’ [Album Review] ©2025 V13 Media is part of V13 Media Group, owned by V13 Ventures. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy // Terms of Use PATERSON — The federal government has taken back $4 million from the Paterson Housing Authority’s reserve account used to pay for rent vouchers for low-income residents Housing authority executive director Irma Gorham said the “recaptured” federal funds won’t impact the agency’s $35 million annual allocation under the Section 8 voucher program That money pays for vouchers for 3,200 families Gorham said the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development notified her about the $4 million several months ago this is happening all over the country,” Gorham said The housing director said HUD is taking money from local authorities’ Section 8 reserve accounts to shift the fund to places that have insufficient voucher money She said all 40 local public housing agencies in New Jersey have lost money from their reserves because of the federal action Officials at HUD did not respond to an inquiry from Paterson Press regarding the taking of the Section 8 money Gorham said the PHA now has $1 million left in its voucher reserve which she described as “a cushion” that the agency taps into for emergencies “I was saddened to learn that these funds were taken from us and I think that we need to do whatever we can to protect the resources that remain,” said Bob Guarasci “Given the huge need for housing in Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh did not respond when asked for his comments on the loss of the $4 million The Paterson housing agency has 400 people on its waiting list for Section 8 voucher The agency provided voucher documents to about 100 people on the waiting list about nine months ago so they can look for apartments So far about 30 of them have entered leases based on their rent vouchers The vouchers cover a portion or the entire rent Gorham said she doesn’t think the loss of the $4 million was very significant compared to general uncertainty over the fate of the Section 8 program by Julia Simone GORHAM (WGME) – There was a fire at a cannabis grow center in Gorham Friday The fire started Friday afternoon at B’s Trees Gorham Fire Chief Ken Fickett says the fire started when a bulb from a high intensity light that provides sunlight to the plants malfunctioned The bulb dropped into a plastic container that the marijuana plants were growing in He says the fire was discovered by workers inside after a heat sensor went off The chief says everyone who was inside is OK “We treated two people on scene,” Fickett said “They tried to attack the fire and put it out they knocked a lot of it down before the smoke got the best of them and they just bailed out we treated them on scene and released them.” The chief says the grow center lost 280 plants due to smoke and that the damage is minor Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application She shared a beautiful life with her husband and together they built a home filled with love Nancy was a proud and loving mother to her sons Her heart was fullest when surrounded by her grandchildren—Mychal and Alex—whom she adored beyond measure.  she found a new source of happiness when Dylan and wife Dominique gave her a great-granddaughter whose presence brought her endless smiles and warmth Nancy’s love extended beyond her immediate family to her god-granddaughters not to mention god-grandson Keith Bychinski whom she treasured dearly She had a gift for making everyone feel like family and her warmth and kindness touched all who knew her She was a devoted member of the Early Chapel Christian Church who helped with charity events and served as a Deacon for many years She will be remembered for her gentle spirit and the care she showed for those around her Nancy’s legacy lives on in the hearts of her family and friends A celebration of Nancy’s life will be held in late April Nancy’s love and light will remain with us always This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Tracey Austin Ivy passed away following a battle with cancer Her friends and community rallied around her with a benefit auction and barrel race to help raise money for Ivy and her family the first Tracey Austin Ivy Memorial Barrel Race was held at Circle T Arena in Hamilton According to a Facebook post by one of the moderators of the event the group was able to donate $5,660 to Texas Cowboys Against Cancer The Ponder-based non-profit aims to support the under-insured and uninsured members of the western community facing cancer diagnoses the auction featured items like stallion fees and Tim O'Connell's chaps from the 2023 National Finals Rodeo with top earners London Gorham and Wyatt Paul taking home $6,668 and $5,983 Brittany Tonozzi and Kim Squires both earned over $3,000 The event ran with multiple sections of open competition split over two days and High Stakes 1D was London Gorham aboard her standout JL Dash Ta Heaven gelding Running the fastest time of the event with a 14.978 the duo clocked the only 14-second-run of the two days Gorham also earned an Open 1D check on Tiny Bit Of Pressure Right behind her in second-place was Wyatt Paul on aged-event champion World Champion Brittany Tonozzi and CouldaWoodaShoulda finished third with a 15.057 with the top 15 in the 1D including Sabra O'Quinn earned Open 1D checks aboard three different horses and O'Quinn all double-dipped in the High Stakes 1D taking all five checks in the 1D between the pair Montgomery won the 1D Futurity on Tres The Fire Maggie Wright and BTR Moon Flash earned the 2D win Paul earned another great check for the 1D Derby win Addison Steele and KI Smashed After Six took home the 2D title The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All 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Born on October 23, 1932 in Providence he was the son of Sayles and Ruth (Campbell) Gorham. He was the brother of the late Bradford Gorham, Esq. and Dr. Nicholas... View Obituary & Service Information The family of John Gorham created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne by Sam DeCoste GORHAM (WGME) -- Frequent flooding in a Gorham neighborhood is frustrating residents A homeowner says there have been reoccurring floods on her property from storm water for months Carol Molchoir moved to Lawn Avenue a year and a half ago She says what was supposed to be her retirement home has become a never-ending headache they do a disclosure of any issues and that wasn’t something that was disclosed as an issue,” Molchoir said Ever since a new housing development moved in next door Molchoir says rainwater travels down through a new drainpipe and onto her property She has called public works officers in the town “When they don’t inspect or maintain these underdrain soil filters “Then the water has nowhere to go except into my backyard And that’s unfiltered pollution into my backyard.” Molchoir isn’t the only homeowner dealing with the issue his basement was flooded by a foot and a half of water Molchoir gave representatives from the Department of Environmental Protection a walkthrough of her home Three members of the DEP were on-site Tuesday but they declined to provide one on what comes next Maine (WGME) -- A cannabis grow facility in Gorham caught fire again for the second time this month black smoke was reportedly spotted coming from the facility on 7 County Road in Gorham Several departments responded and put the flames out quickly The State Fire Marshal's Office says Saturday's fire was caused by a grow light that failed and it was ruled accidental investigators say a bulb used to provide lights to the plants malfunctioned UPDATE: Gorham police say all three teens have been found safely in New Hampshire ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Maine (WGME) -- The Gorham Police Department says three teenagers are missing from that town were all reportedly last seen at a home in the Friendly Village neighborhood in Gorham at around 12:15 a.m The three teens are reportedly expected to be together and often spend time in Portland 135 pounds with brown eyes and black hair and was last seen wearing a tank top 145 pounds with hazel eyes and dyed black hair and was last seen wearing a red sweatshirt and white Nike sneakers Police ask if you have any information to please call 207-893-2810 and select Option 2 GORHAM (WGME) – The Maine Turnpike Authority is now dropping its controversial Gorham connector project The project would have built a new highway from South Portland to Gorham with the goal of easing heavy road congestion The MTA paused the project last year after receiving backlash from local residents The project would have required the demolition of nearly a dozen homes and confiscation of farmland and people wondered if it's the right-sized tool for the job there's concerns that it will just fill up," MTA Director of Communications Erin Courtney said The MTA says it's heading back to the drawing board to re-examine traffic conditions and review past mobility studies to find better ways to ease congestion in the area by Anna Coon GORHAM (WGME) -- Another mobile home park in Maine is up for sale and the people who live there are hoping to buy it but it might be an uphill battle before residents can make that purchase Homeowners in several mobile home parks in Maine have successfully purchased their parks like in Bangor and Brunswick the sale of Friendly Village in Gorham is attached to seven other parks across the Northeast which makes purchasing this park by itself a bit more complex who has lived at Friendly Village for 30 years Both worry that an out-of-state buyer will jack up lot rents and drop the ball on park maintenance “They tend to not care as much about the infrastructure of the park,” Cook said "The park is made up of probably 70-75% considered in the elderly bracket and living off of social security on fixed incomes," said Beailieu "People don't know what they would do." People living in the 262 occupied homes in the park received a letter in March It said Wyoming company Crown Communities wants to buy Friendly Village and seven other parks across Massachusetts The price tag for the Gorham park is $22 million and state law gives residents a 60-day window to make a counteroffer Out-of-state investors buying mobile home parks is becoming a trend in Maine It's why groups like the Cooperative Development Institute help homeowners buy their parks to give them some control But if a group is interested and motivated we've seen it be a very successful model,” said Nora Gosselin the director of resident acquisitions for the Cooperative Development Institute But the 60-day clock is ticking quickly and Beaulieu and Cook worry even if they make an offer on Friendly Village the owners would rather sell all eight properties at once to Crown Communities “That worried us right from the start,” Cook said But a new bill at the State House could make their purchasing power stronger by giving residents the right of first refusal It's a law that's already on the books in Massachusetts and Rhode Island it could give homeowners at Friendly Village a better chance at buying their park Crown Communities did not respond to CBS13’s interview request and the owners of Friendly Village declined to comment on the sale GORHAM (WGME) – A person is hospitalized after a fire in Gorham Friday afternoon The town's fire chief says the homeowner was cooking on the back deck when the wind picked up and blew flames onto the house Fire heavily damaged the attic and there was extensive water damage on the first floor Heavy winds also made it tougher for crews to fight the flames "About 40 mile an hour winds that were shooting from one end of the house to another and that's what pushed a lot of fire through the building itself as well,” Gorham Fire Chief Ken Fickett said “Makes it tougher for us to fight fires like that when the wind is against us." The homeowner suffered burns to his face and smoke inhalation Several nearby towns helped fight the fire The Maine Turnpike Authority is dropping its controversial Gorham connector project a proposed four-lane highway that would run from South Portland through Westbrook and Scarborough to Gorham state transportation authorities say they will undertake a comprehensive effort to find ways of easing persistent rush hour traffic in the region Turnpike officials spent more than a dozen years and millions of dollars pursuing a five-mile toll road that would connect Portland’s western suburbs to the interstate Traffic congestion in the area routinely causes backups and spills into residential neighborhoods But growing public opposition to the $330 million project led the Turnpike to pause it last year Now all work has stopped while the state conducts fresh research on the issue The Turnpike Authority has spent more than $18 million on the project since 2001 "We're not doing anything right now to be looking at what those alignments could be," Courtney said "It is going to rely on whatever comes organically through this process The highway plan emerged from a 13-year-old study that found the area needed more road capacity as well as land use planning and public transportation In 2017 lawmakers authorized the turnpike to build a highway and commuter patterns have changed since then Maine Department of Transportation Deputy Commissioner said it is time to update the findings and consider alternatives including mass transit The study could still determine a toll road operated by the turnpike is needed "We’re really looking for a basket of solutions bring the whole toolbox to the table and come up with something," Doughty said The connector was dealt a major setback last year when Scarborough town councilors voted overwhelmingly to pull support for the roadway Town Manager Tom Hall agreed it is time for a reset and to reassess regional traffic movement But he said there is daily rush hour gridlock in north Scarborough a problem that extends throughout the region and is only getting worse "It can be terribly frustrating and somewhat defeating that the problems persist and no solutions are in sight," Hall said Opponents of the Turnpike plan such as Myles Smith with Mainers for Smarter Transportation are cautiously optimistic about the new approach Smith would like to see the legislature repeal the Turnpike's authority to build the toll road But updating traffic signals and installing roundabouts on local roads could also make a huge dent in traffic congestion we can make the situation 90% better for 10% of the cost and do it without destroying the communities around there," he added The transportation department plans to include local stakeholders and the public in its research by Ariana St Pierre Maine (WGME) -- Flying ants have invaded Gorham High School The school has been dealing with flying ants infesting their kitchen and cafeteria they said they found ants in the kitchen and did not feel it was safe to make food in the kitchen until the situation could be remedied and everything cleaned Bagel in Gorham helped provide breakfast for students on Thursday Students were given bag lunches with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches since the kitchen and cafeteria could not be used A pest control company was called in on Thursday and will return on Friday to help rid the kitchen and cafeteria of the ants School officials say breakfast and lunch will be served in the hall outside the library on Friday Jandreau says they are hopeful that the infestation will be resolved by next week (Boulanger) Legere and was raised in Berlin She graduated from Berlin High School in 1983 and lived in upstate New York for a time before returning to the Berlin-Gorham area She worked as a Physical Therapist for many years lastly for the Androscoggin Valley Hospital all of the Boston sports teams and loved to golf at the AVCC She loved her family and her granddaughter  Family includes her children Stefan Gorham of Hollywood NH; her granddaughter Kinsley Marshall; her brothers Denis Legere of Providence Michael “Stump” Legere of Berlin NH and Claude Legere and wife Diane of Lee uncles and many friends; a niece Aleigh Legere and husband Alex Bedillion of Houston TX and a nephew Lance Legere and wife Jana of Concord  A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday May 3 Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home on Friday May 2 from 6-8 PM Donations in her memory may be made to the North Country Home Health and Hospice 03561 or to a charity of one’s choice Online guestbook at www.bryantfuneralhome.net.  Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Bryant Funeral Homes & Crematory - Berlin “Everybody in Gorham is going to love my wife’s cooking!” says Kendall Libby co-owner of the new Southeast Asian restaurant opening in Gorham called Sweet Thai Sweet Thai is family owned and family oriented It’s a “Mom and Pop kind of place,” says Kendall as he and Mok have two sons and a daughter who’ve already worked in Thai cuisine They are excited to come together to operate their new business which might eventually feature a special student menu for GHS and USM students they are most excited about their appetizers the Libbys described their appetizers as being able to make up an entire meal the menu will be vast and undoubtedly delicious they have been working to bring their restaurant to life Although they had previously attempted to open in a few other towns the Libbys are excited to end up in Gorham which Kendall Libby describes as a “great place which is awesome.” The restaurant will be located at 18 Elm Street Throughout the process of bringing the restaurant together the family described a mix of excitement and setbacks They did their best to take each step “a day at a time while others we needed to wait,” and on those days they continued to pray to God as a family of faith and work hard to make their dream a reality Sweet Thai passed a crucial inspection and is now only awaiting approval from the state but we’re almost there,” Kendall Libby says “and we are excited to see it finally happen The Gorham Times print edition is published every other Thursday It reflects the many components of our town It does not take an editorial stance but does encourage the airing of different viewpoints by providing a forum for fair-minded discussion of Duluth passed away peacefully on February 13 2025 at 79 after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer He is survived by his oldest son Billy Jr. his twins Myles and Ileigh and his grandchildren and great grandchildren Details: cache-fra-eddf8230072-FRA 1746507223 2225123311 Home » Publications » Gorham Street Productions Stagehands Voluntarily Recognized WI – Approximately 100 workers employed by Gorham Street Productions are set to join The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 251 after company owner agreed to voluntarily recognize the crew’s union earlier this month Gorham Street provides crewing for multiple venues throughout the Madison and Milwaukee metro areas including the Sylvee As a part of the voluntary recognition process workers and management are able to expeditiously proceed to negotiating a collective bargaining agreement between the parties “IATSE Local 251 looks forward to welcoming Gorham Steet Productions workers into our membership and building a stronger entertainment community though our new partnership with Gorham Street Productions,” said IATSE Local 251 Business Agent “We are proud to work alongside our staff to ensure the continued professionalism and excellence they have delivered for 18 years now,” said Gorham Street founder and owner and in the challenging environment our working class finds itself in it becomes all the more important for businesses to invest into their workforce and we are proud to stand with our staff and recognize their right to collectively advocate for the rewards that should come with that.” Gorham Street Production’s decision to voluntarily recognize the worker’s union aligns with a broader trend in the live entertainment industry where employers increasingly respect the choice of workers seeking a collective voice through a union and acknowledge the benefits that organized labor brings to entertainment workplaces.“I’m very proud of our crew and how well they all rise to any task and support each other,” said said Crew Lead David Windus “It makes me extremely excited for everything that’s to come with our amazing team Thanks to all who’ve worked with us along the way and welcome to all who will work with us in the future We’re ready to bring the best everytime.” “It’s been inspiring to see my fellow coworkers come together to express their desires for better working conditions and taking a stand for their rights,” said Crew Lead Timothy Byington-Fish “I’m happy to see what the future holds for us.” The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees or IATSE (full name: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States is a labor union representing over 170,000 technicians artisans and craftspersons in the entertainment industry and trade shows in the United States and Canada For more information please contact:General: comms@iatse.netPress: press@iatse.net Our Local UnionsLeadershipStructureHistoryContact WomensDiversity, Equity, InclusionPrideYoung WorkersDisaster ResponseGreen National Benefit Funds (NBF)MPIPHPScholarship FoundationUnion Plus Privacy Policy & Terms of Use Reminder: You will need to sign in again for each day of the General Executive Board Meeting The Town of Gorham is excited to welcome Kinetic Massage & Performance (KMP) a new wellness-focused massage therapy business dedicated to promoting healing and community care located at 347 Main Street in Gorham KMP officially opened its doors on Thursday with a grand opening celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony “There are so many different things that can come about with massages They can help any kind of injury that you may have They can help with blood circulation and improving sleep There are so many benefits to massage – all you have to do is find the right therapist,” said Adriance Owner of Kinetic Massage & Performance Adriance brings a unique blend of personal experience and professional expertise to her practice In addition to serving as an instructor at the Spa Tech Institute in Westbrook she’s a former volleyball coach in Windham and a passionate advocate for supporting young people interested in careers in the trades Whether you’re looking for 60 minutes of relaxation, or a group/employee wellness day, Kinetic Massage & Performance provides a variety of services catering to her clients’ specific needs, ranging from Swedish massages to scar tissue therapy. Find out more by visiting their website at https://www.kineticmassageandperformance.com/ In line with her community-focused mission Adriance is offering a discount to all employees who work in Gorham as well as USM and Gorham High School students She also hopes to partner with local schools to offer safe hands-on learning opportunities for students exploring wellness and trade careers “Gorham is home to over 350 businesses and health and wellness is one we’re seeing a lot of growth in Julia coming in with her business is a perfect fit for where we’re going,” says Kevin Jensen Director of Economic Development with the Town of Gorham Maine (WGME) -- A Maine man pleaded guilty on Monday to bank robbery brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence and possessing a firearm as a prohibited person Timothy Riley of Gorham showed a gun and demanded money from a bank teller at a Gorham Savings Bank on Sokokis Trail in Waterboro in June 2024 York County Sheriff’s Office deputies spotted the bike leading them on a chase until he went off-road and authorities could no longer follow Investigators were able to recover a handgun and dark-color baseball cap which Riley was seen with during the robbery Riley was arrested later that evening and admitted to the robbery and said he was in debt Authorities say Riley has past convictions for burglary and robbery and a federal conviction for interfering with commerce by robbery His criminal history prohibits him from possessing a firearm