I was thrilled to read the article about Joanne Sizemore being chosen as Principal of the Year! Congratulations to her! As the parent of two children, one now a freshman at the high school and one still at the middle school, I have had the opportunity to chat with Ms. Sizemore over the years. My […]
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Police catch burglar at Oak Hill
Scarborough police arrested a South Portland man early Friday morning after seeing him leave Amato’s with a large weighted bag. Police arrested Manuel Loureiro, 30, and charged him with burglary theft and criminal mischief after they captured him at the Oak Hill Plaza. Police made the arrest based on information they received from South Portland […]
Police catch burglar at Oak Hill
Scarborough police arrested a South Portland man early Friday morning after seeing him leave Amato’s with a large weighted bag. Police arrested Manuel Loureiro, 30, and charged him with burglary theft and criminal mischief after they captured him at the Oak Hill Plaza. Police made the arrest based on information they received from South Portland […]
Scarborough Republicans schedule caucus
The Scarborough Republican Town Committee invites all registered Republicans to attend their biannual caucus at 9 a.m. on Saturday March 4 at Scarborough Town Hall. The doors will be open at 8:30 a.m. to permit unregistered residents and residents not registered in a party to register as Republicans in order for them to participate in […]
Seidel middle school student of the quarter
Eighth grader Julie Seidel has been named student of the quarter at Scarborough Middle School. Her teacher in the Penobscot Team, Tena Perron, nominated her “Julie Seidel is an incredible young woman,” Perron said. “During her time at Scarborough Middle School, she has continued to shine as a ‘mover and a shaker’ in our community. […]
Red Storm blows past Trojans
Looking back at a meet, there are always a few events here and there that a track coach can wonder about. With so many points up for grabs – 10 for first, eight for second, six, four, two and one – of course there will be some second guessing. It’s easy to think, “Well, if […]
Police union president looking to leave Cape
The Cape police may soon be looking for a new person to lead their union in its contract dispute with the town. Union president Mark Dorval recently submitted resumes to several other police departments, both in Maine and Connecticut. His decision to leave the Cape police after five years of service was partly due to […]
Robotic trash trucks come at price
It would cost the town of Scarborough an additional $335,000 each year to have robotic arms pick-up its trash. The town would also have to invest $593,000 to purchase special trashcans and recycling bins that can be picked up by the robotic arms. The town would likely borrow money to pay that cost and pay […]
Robotic trash trucks come at price
It would cost the town of Scarborough an additional $335,000 each year to have robotic arms pick-up its trash. The town would also have to invest $593,000 to purchase special trashcans and recycling bins that can be picked up by the robotic arms. The town would likely borrow money to pay that cost and pay […]
Escape cabin fever with Jupiter Blues
The public is invited to support the Eastern Trail Alliance while having a blast with trustee Bruce Wakefield and his band, Jupiter Blues, at the Rochambeau Snowshoe Club in Biddeford, from 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Feb. 25. Trustee Bob Bowker will help out on harmonica. The event will include dancing, snacks and a cash […]