Current Affairs – December Garden Club holiday Ten members of the Scarborough Garden Club gathered at the home of Martha Ritchie for its annual project of making wreaths for various buildings around town. Perhaps you noticed the large, beautifully decorated wreath over the main entrance to the library, the two wreaths on the doors to […]

Current Affairs – December Garden Club holiday Ten members of the Scarborough Garden Club gathered at the home of Martha Ritchie for its annual project of making wreaths for various buildings around town. Perhaps you noticed the large, beautifully decorated wreath over the main entrance to the library, the two wreaths on the doors to […]

Nothing beats a pancake breakfast! Growing up, come Sunday morning, I knew what was on the menu: pancakes, served up by my father. Pancakes are his specialty. Ask him what’s his secret to making such great pancakes, and he won’t tell you. But no secrets are kept if you hang out long enough in the […]

Feeling most American adults struggle with writing, author Ken O’Quinn has written a book intended as a resource for writers paralyzed by the blank screen, struggling to find the right words. O’Quinn, of Cape Elizabeth, said his recently published book “Perfect Phrases for Business Letters” caters largely to corporate America where employees regularly relay important […]

Midterm exam week at Scarborough High School is here once again, but this year it can be seen in a different light. Not that I have ever looked forward to midterm week, but this year is especially undelightful. Rather than have half days with two exams scheduled per day, this year we have two exams, […]

A developer is willing to contribute nearly half the cost of installing a traffic light at the Cape Elizabeth High School entrance in exchange for access to the light. The contribution by the developer will help defray the $213,835 cost of the the light, which the Planning Board required to be installed as a part […]