No bones about it On March 23 at 3:15 p.m., a Westbrook woman reported finding humanlike bones on the beach near Two Lights State Park. Captain Brent Sinclair said it’s not uncommon to find bones on the beach. They usually turn up once or twice a year. The bones appeared to be part of a […]
2006
St. Alban's art sale aids poorest country
Susan Meade fell in love with Haiti and its people when she lived there for three years during the 1970s. Haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, is a “crowded, impoverished, dirty, smelly, but beautiful country,” said Meade, of Newcastle. Meade is intent upon helping the underprivileged Haitian citizens, especially its children and artists. […]
Catholic cluster cutline
More than 300 parishioners of four Catholic parishes in Cape Elizabeth, South Portland, and Scarborough packed St. Maximilian Kolbe parish hall on Sunday, March 25, for a session aimed at capturing parishioners concerns and hopes and dreams for parish clustering that will administratively combine the four parishes of St. Maximilian Kolbe, Scarborough; St. Bartholomew’s, Cape […]
Empathy, compassion and lay-ups: Cape students help coach Special Olympians
It was evident pretty quickly to Kim Hanlon that having high school students help out the Cape Elizabeth Special Olympics basketball team was making a difference. “Right away we noticed that the students actually do better when the high school kids coach them,” said Hanlon, one of Cape’s Special Olympics coordinators. “It’s exciting for them […]
Empathy, compassion and lay-ups: Cape students help coach Special Olympians
It was evident pretty quickly to Kim Hanlon that having high school students help out the Cape Elizabeth Special Olympics basketball team was making a difference. “Right away we noticed that the students actually do better when the high school kids coach them,” said Hanlon, one of Cape’s Special Olympics coordinators. “It’s exciting for them […]
Governor to honor academic team
The Scarborough High School Academic Decathlon Team is presenting “An Evening with the Governor” on Saturday, April 15. Proceeds from the dinner will help pay for the team’s trip to San Antonio, Texas, where members will represent the state of Maine in the 2006 United States Academic Decathon Nationals April 26 through April 29. Gov. […]
Library expansion gets public hearing
A public hearing to discuss an advisory referendum requesting town money for a $6.9 million renovation and expansion of the Scarborough Public Library is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 5. Following the public hearing, the council is expected to decide whether the referendum should be put to the voters of Scarborough at the municipal […]
Library expansion gets public hearing
A public hearing to discuss an advisory referendum requesting town money for a $6.9 million renovation and expansion of the Scarborough Public Library is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 5. Following the public hearing, the council is expected to decide whether the referendum should be put to the voters of Scarborough at the municipal […]
Library expansion gets public hearing
A public hearing to discuss an advisory referendum requesting town money for a $6.9 million renovation and expansion of the Scarborough Public Library is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 5. Following the public hearing, the council is expected to decide whether the referendum should be put to the voters of Scarborough at the municipal […]
Sports Digest Current
Swimming all-stars named A slew of local athletes are among those named to the Southern Maine High School Swim League all-conference team. Scarborough athletes honored include Doug Endrizzi (50 free, 100 free, 400 FR, 200 MR), Casey Brucken (100 fly, 100 back, 200 FR, 200 MR), Nicole Glab (100 breast, 500 free, 200 FR, 400 […]