Cape Elizabeth’s town manager made an uncharacteristic move when he publicly addressed the Town Council about deteriorating contract negotiations Monday night. Until now, Town Manager Mike McGovern has discussed the ongoing negotiations with councilors in closed sessions only. For the past month, however, union members have been publicly critical of McGovern’s actions in negotiations and […]
2006
Manager goes public on contract
Cape Elizabeth’s town manager made an uncharacteristic move when he publicly addressed the Town Council about deteriorating contract negotiations Monday night. Until now, Town Manager Mike McGovern has discussed the ongoing negotiations with councilors in closed sessions only. For the past month, however, union members have been publicly critical of McGovern’s actions in negotiations and […]
Confidence builder: Riots fall to Lions, but close game makes them believers
Midway through the winter season, playing in big games – and playing well in them – might just be more important that winning those contests. The good teams will still be there in the post-season, when the wins and losses carry more weight, but to play well in the pressured atmosphere of the state tournament […]
Riots, Storm split opening meet
Scarborough’s girls began their indoor track season Saturday without breaking stride. The defending Class A champs piled up 135 points to easily win their first meet. South Portland (32) finished second and Catherine McAuley (29) was third. Later in the day, the Riots guys team collected 120.5 points to hold off the Red Storm (86.5) […]
Super Bowl Sunday Subs to help Project Graduation
The Class of 2007 at Gray-New Gloucester High School is wanting to make local residents happy on football’s biggest day with their Super Bowl Sunday Subs. Sandwich choices include ham or turkey with optional American Cheese. The amount is $3 each. Topping choices include tomatoes, pickles, onions, green pepper and black olives. Note: No oil, […]
Super Bowl Sunday Subs to help Project Graduation
The Class of 2007 at Gray-New Gloucester High School is wanting to make local residents happy on football’s biggest day with their Super Bowl Sunday Subs. Sandwich choices include ham or turkey with optional American Cheese. The amount is $3 each. Topping choices include tomatoes, pickles, onions, green pepper and black olives. Note: No oil, […]
Super Bowl Sunday Subs to help Project Graduation
The Class of 2007 at Gray-New Gloucester High School is wanting to make local residents happy on football’s biggest day with their Super Bowl Sunday Subs. Sandwich choices include ham or turkey with optional American Cheese. The amount is $3 each. Topping choices include tomatoes, pickles, onions, green pepper and black olives. Note: No oil, […]
Michaud recognized by Planned Parenthood
Last week, Planned Parenthood of Northern New England presented Scarborough School Superintendent Bill Michaud with the organization’s “Mover and Shaper” award for his stand on the district’s sexual education policy. “This is one of the highlights of my career,” he said. Skeek Frazee, communications director of Planned Parenthood of Northern New England, said to the […]
New cop in Cape
Nicholas Rich is the Cape Elizabeth police department’s newest hire. A native of Yarmouth, he graduated from Yarmouth High School in 2000. He then earned his bachelor’s degree in Criminology from the University of Southern Maine in 2004. Rich’s interests include coaching hockey and lacrosse, snowshoeing, and fishing. Rich and Cape officer Aaron Webster, hired […]
New cop in Cape
Nicholas Rich is the Cape Elizabeth police department’s newest hire. A native of Yarmouth, he graduated from Yarmouth High School in 2000. He then earned his bachelor’s degree in Criminology from the University of Southern Maine in 2004. Rich’s interests include coaching hockey and lacrosse, snowshoeing, and fishing. Rich and Cape officer Aaron Webster, hired […]