Cape Elizabeth Middle School Student Council advisor Jim Doliner presents the “Perky, Pretty Pink Pokka-Dot Flamingos,” with their awards for Best Team Spirit/Costume at the Student Council sponsored Trivia Bee held at the Middle School last Thursday. About twenty teams competed in grades 5 through 8. The Pink Flamingoes won the bee in three rounds […]

It’s official: Spring has arrived. But would you know it? With temperatures in the 30s, it feels more like the winter that we didn’t have. We’ve had the spring teaser all winter. At least at my house – the daffodils popped through in my front garden in January. Now they stand nine inches tall, and […]

March 12 Teen tantrum A teenage boy from the Oakhurst area took off with the family Jeep after a dispute with his parents. He and the vehicle were later found at a relative’s home. March 13 Harassing phone calls A man from the Shore Road area received multiple harassing phone calls from the same caller. […]

South Portland is moving too quickly without a plan to purchase the National Guard Armory at the expense of a good non-profit organization that would like to buy it. The city could obviously make use of the building. It could also get stuck with the cost of installing plumbing, heating and electricity. Visitors have to […]

Scarborough Middle School seventh-grade students got some lessons on safety from police and firefighters during the school’s fifth annual Safety Day. During the day students spent a period visiting booths hosted by police officers, firefighters, dentists, and chiropractors to learn about safety techniques. Students are required to have a paper stamped by each booth they […]

The West Scarborough United Methodist Church Youth Group will host a spaghetti supper from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., on Saturday, March 25 at the church. Prices for the all you can eat meal is $3 for children and $6 for adults and includes meat and vegetarian pasta sauce, salads, dessert and beverages. All of […]