Last week, the Scarborough girls indoor track team won the SMAA meet by exceeding expectations in events like the high jump. It was a once-a-year kind of performance. Or was it? Monday, at the state meet, the Red Storm did it again. On paper, Scarborough was predicted to finish second behind Thornton Academy. In reality, […]
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U.S. Supreme Court hears S.D. Warren case
This week, S.D. Warren Co. brought its dispute with the Maine Department of Environmental Protection before the U.S. Supreme Court. Now owned by Sappi Fine Paper, S.D. Warren claims the state went beyond its legal power by imposing environmental regulations on its hydroelectric dams. In Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, William Kayatta Jr., attorney for S.D. […]
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Scarborough girls edge Gorham
Chelsea Barrett is one of those rare hockey players with the talent to tip the scales in her team’s favor at any given second. In the third period, the freshman forward broke loose from her opponents’ defensive grip Saturday afternoon to lead Scarborough to a 2-1 comeback victory against Gorham at USM. The young skater […]
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Buxton to hear Hannaford plans
Hannaford is proposing a shopping center that includes a supermarket in Buxton, which leaves a long time, family-owned grocery wondering about its future. Buxton planners were to see the Hannaford proposal for a shopping center on a 13-acre site at the intersection of Portland Road and Route 202 on Feb. 21. Hannaford will make a […]
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Buxton to hear Hannaford plans
Hannaford is proposing a shopping center that includes a supermarket in Buxton, which leaves a long time, family-owned grocery wondering about its future. Buxton planners were to see the Hannaford proposal for a shopping center on a 13-acre site at the intersection of Portland Road and Route 202 on Feb. 21. Hannaford will make a […]
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Back-door lay-up in final seconds eliminates Rams
Having gone to overtime against Marshwood less than a month ago, the Gorham boys basketball team knew what to expect Monday night in the Western Class A quarterfinals. The game would be close, and the outcome would probably be decided by whichever team came up with the big plays down the stretch. On Jan. 27 […]
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Back-door lay-up in final seconds eliminates Rams
Having gone to overtime against Marshwood less than a month ago, the Gorham boys basketball team knew what to expect Monday night in the Western Class A quarterfinals. The game would be close, and the outcome would probably be decided by whichever team came up with the big plays down the stretch. On Jan. 27 […]
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Roosevelt discussed at W.L.U. meeting The Women’s Literary Union held a membership lunch on Feb. 17 at the Woodfords Congregational Church. The Daily Thymes store and catering service again catered the delicious luncheon of lasagna, green salad, baked breads, and chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting, decorated with strawberry slices and blueberries. President Patricia Shapazian […]
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Roosevelt discussed at W.L.U. meeting The Women’s Literary Union held a membership lunch on Feb. 17 at the Woodfords Congregational Church. The Daily Thymes store and catering service again catered the delicious luncheon of lasagna, green salad, baked breads, and chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting, decorated with strawberry slices and blueberries. President Patricia Shapazian […]
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Idexx and the city working together
The Idexx TIF is a wonderful opportunity for Idexx and Westbrook to work together. Obviously, more good paying jobs in our city is a good thing. Increased tax revenues generated by Idexx’s development will help take the pressure off all of us residential taxpayers. This also presents a unique opportunity for our students. As we […]