Gorham is proud to be celebrating the 275th anniversary of it's founding.  The entire weekend will be full of fun, rides, and history tours to take us back to our roots.  The events will take place at the Narragansett school on Main St. Memorial Day weekend, May 27- 30. 

The amusement rides open at 4:00 pm Friday evening along witth music by Fiddle Jam and the Don Roy Trio.  The founders festival officially kicks off at 9:00 am Saturday with an opening ceremony were a descendent of Gorham's first settler, John Phinney will be recognized as the festival's honoree.  Capt.

Today we conducted one of our many Schools that Shine shoots at Harrison Elementary near Long Lake.  My colleague Mike was with me and he was the one doing the shooting today since I was in producer mode. The children were sort of faking a video shoot for us since the program they won this month's award for is a film-making program.  The students write scripts, shoot the video and then edit the final product in iMovie.  Their teacher Mrs. Merritt heads up the program.  After the shoot we headed to a great little sandwich place called "The Village Tie Up" in Harrison.  It's a general store kind of place and it's right on Long Lake.  I got a sandwich called "The Pot Belly"!  It was a delicious pulled pork sub with melted provolone cheese!  Check it out if you're in Harrison!