Artwork from two Cape Elizabeth High Students is on display at the Portland Museum of Art through April 4. Junior Daley Gruen’s self-portrait and a photograph by senior Caroline Etnier were selected by art teachers Mary Hart and Richard Rothlisberger for the annual student art show. The show is sponsored by the Maine Art Education […]

The owners of the Black Point Inn are asking for town approval to subdivide the nine-acre property into house lots, reduce the size of the inn, and create a “cottage community.” The inn’s owners, BPI Partners LLC, are requesting permission from the town to reduce the number of the inn’s rooms from 84 to 25. […]

On Wednesday, March 22, developers of the Spurwink Woods residential development will meet with neighbors to discuss how they might slow the speed of traffic in the new subdivision. Spurwink Woods is a proposed 42-unit subdivision, connecting two existing dead-end streets. It has been proposed by developers Jim McFarlane, Craig Cooper and Skp Murray. The […]

STRIVE will be holding its annual “The Sky is the Limit” auction on April 5 at the Maine Mall Sheraton Hotel. STRIVE is seeking donations from local businesses to the auction. The auction provides an opportunity to promote local businesses while supporting STRIVE’s programs. Last year’s auction included a wide variety of auction items, including […]

Dave Thompson, who served as chief executive officer of the Cumberland County YMCA for five years, has been named the YMCA’s new capital campaign director and Scarborough branch director. His duties will now include the administration of the association’s three capital campaigns, as well as the development of the Scarborough Family YMCA. Thompson is working […]

Cadet Seth Thomas York of South Portland was named to the dean’s list for academic excellence in the fall semester at the United States Military Academy. York is the son of Jeff and Terry York. He graduated from South Portland High School in 2005 and plans to graduate from West Point in 2009, when he […]