“Business After 5” is sponsoring a business networking opportunity Thursday, Jan. 4, from 5-7 p.m., at Howard Johnson’s Hotel, 675 Main St., South Portland. Local businesspeople planning to attend should bring business cards. Admission is free for member, and $5 for non-members.
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Cape, South Portland hockey
It was an extremely tough five-day stretch for the Cape Elizabeth ice hockey team. Starting on Tuesday, Dec. 12, the Capers faced three potent challengers beginning with always tough Falmouth, then the defending Class A state champions from Cheverus two nights later, and finally an upstart and very good Biddeford team on Saturday. The Capers […]
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Girls Basketball: Gorham one short against Deering
Girls Basketball Gorham 53 Deering 54 Gorham came up one point short, 54-53, in a back-and-forth slugfest at Deering Tuesday night. Ashley Michaud made the first of two pressure free throws with no time on the clock, but had the second rattle out to end the game. The mere fact that Michaud got to the […]
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Girls Basketball: Gorham one short against Deering
Girls Basketball Gorham 53 Deering 54 Gorham came up one point short, 54-53, in a back-and-forth slugfest at Deering Tuesday night. Ashley Michaud made the first of two pressure free throws with no time on the clock, but had the second rattle out to end the game. The mere fact that Michaud got to the […]
Posted inAmerican Journal
Girls Basketball: Gorham one short against Deering
Girls Basketball Gorham 53 Deering 54 Gorham came up one point short, 54-53, in a back-and-forth slugfest at Deering Tuesday night. Ashley Michaud made the first of two pressure free throws with no time on the clock, but had the second rattle out to end the game. The mere fact that Michaud got to the […]
Posted inCurrent, The Forecaster
Thanks for supporting Special Olympics
The Cape Elizabeth Special Olympic teams had a table at the Pond Cove Craft Fair. Various teachers, school staff and parents donated items to raise money for the team so that members can compete in the Winter Games,being held at Sugarloaf on Jan. 28-30. They also sold raffle tickets that included a Home Depot card […]
Posted inCurrent, The Forecaster
Thanks for supporting Special Olympics
The Cape Elizabeth Special Olympic teams had a table at the Pond Cove Craft Fair. Various teachers, school staff and parents donated items to raise money for the team so that members can compete in the Winter Games,being held at Sugarloaf on Jan. 28-30. They also sold raffle tickets that included a Home Depot card […]
Posted inAmerican Journal
Driver named in Buxton highway death
The name of the driver of the vehicle in a Buxton traffic fatality on Dec. 4 has been released in a police report, but police said Thursday the incident was not a hit and run as was first reported. The police report said Lori L. Marston, 43, of 465 Long Plains Road in Buxton, struck […]
Posted inCurrent, Southern Forecaster
Poster votes sought
A poster done by students at Holy Cross School in South Portland is among seven regional finalists in the Maine Department of Transportation Backseat Driver Work Zone Safety Poster Contest. The students are competing for a $1,000 grand prize. Members of the public can now vote for their favorite safety poster at www.mainebackseatdriver.com to determine […]
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The Light before Christmas
The week after Thanksgiving, they begin. The ladders come out of the garage, the staple guns are loaded, power cords are plugged in and box after box of decorations are unearthed from basements and attics. For some, a strand or two of white lights along the eaves are enough to show the neighborhood their holiday […]