Rep. Darlene Curley, a Republican from Scarborough, has made it official – she’s running for Congress against five-term incumbent Tom Allen. Introduced as the best candidate positioned to be “the first Congress woman from the First District,” Curley promised a bipartisan approach to problems if she is elected to serve. “I will put people before […]
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Inside Windham this week
Veterans Mr. Robin Shepard, State of Maine Veterans Advocate, will be at the veterans center Feb. 8 from 9 to 11 a.m. He will be assisting veterans in applying for benefits. There is no charge and no appointment is necessary. Thank You Many thanks go to all the people who donated pet food at the […]
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Lawmakers take on debit card headaches
It seems everyone wants to stop excessive holds on people’s bank accounts when they use debit cards at the gas pump – sometimes tying up two or three times the amount of the purchase – but changing a national problem with state law could be tough. “Good luck at making a state rule. This is […]
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Heifer Project at St. Nick's
Between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Sunday school at St. Nicholas Episcopal Church, on Route 1 in Scarborough, held a campaign to raise money for Heifer Project International. Heifer Project provides farm animals and assistance to help families gain the means to support themselves. Through generous donations from the congregation and their own contributions, the children […]
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Capers unfazed by long layoff
It had been nine days since the Cape Elizabeth hockey team last pulled on its game sweaters. Nine days since the Capers shutout Class B rival Greely to pull above .500. So, sure, Coach Jason Tremblay was a little worried about how his team would react against Class A Portland on Monday. The Capers hit […]
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Sizemore chosen as Principal of the Year
The Maine Principals’ Association has chosen Scarborough Middle School Principal Jo Anne Sizemore as the state’s middle level Principal of the Year. Sizemore was chosen based on her accomplishments as an educational leader in the areas of collaborative leadership; curriculum, instruction and assessments; personalization; and contributions to the profession. “I was delighted,” Sizemore said. “I’m […]
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Sizemore chosen as Principal of the Year
The Maine Principals’ Association has chosen Scarborough Middle School Principal Jo Anne Sizemore as the state’s middle level Principal of the Year. Sizemore was chosen based on her accomplishments as an educational leader in the areas of collaborative leadership; curriculum, instruction and assessments; personalization; and contributions to the profession. “I was delighted,” Sizemore said. “I’m […]
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Konica building sold
With the closing of the Konica photo processing plant in Scarborough, the future use of the 60,000-square-foot building is in question, but the owners believe it will not be vacant for long. Last month the building, which is located on the northern end of Route 1 in Scarborough, was sold to Headwater Capital LLC. Deb […]
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Capers depth tops field
Both Cape Elizabeth track teams ran away with solid victories in Friday’s Western Maine Conference meets at USM. The boys squad piled up 179 points, topping Wells (153) and four other competitors. The Lady Capers collected 172 points with Lake Region (143) the runner-up in a six-team field. The Cape guys had just one individual […]
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Musical auditions
Music At Immanuel proudly announces auditions for its winter musical, “Working!” The play will be directed by Aaron Robinson. Auditions will be held on Saturday Feb. 4, starting at 3 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 5, starting at 5 p.m. The play’s performance dates will be March 24, 25 and 26. The auditions will be held […]