Prices are 35.7 cents per gallon higher than the same day one year ago.
2011
No Sugar Added: The agony of the feet
If the stock market had the same rate of growth as my children’s feet, we’d really be living large. Today I had the pleasure of, once again, making the annual pilgrimage to the ski shop; to grimace as the ski shop boys (can they really be called men when they say things like “dude” and […]
Forecaster Forum: The case for moving Falmouth Memorial Library
The trustees of Falmouth Memorial Library deeply appreciate the Town Council’s November vote that recognized the library’s need for space and goal to identify a flexible solution reflecting the programming space recommendations of library consultant Nolan Lushington. A diverse group with professional expertise in a number of areas, members of the board volunteered to serve […]
Woman charged with shooting at neighbor’s dog
Police say the 47-year-old Casco woman’s claim that she needed to shoot to defend herself or someone else was not true.
LePage meets with cabinet on transition issues
The Republican governor thanks acting commissioners and those left over from the previous administration for assisting with the transition.
PMA educators win national awards
Dana Baldwin and Stacy Rodenberger will receive awards at the National Art Education Association’s annual conference in March.
Casco hit by midnight car burglar
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 16-year-old male from Raymond on Monday and charged him with multiple vehicle burglaries in Casco that occurred between midnight and 4 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 9. Deputies Pete Anderson and Tony Hovey found the juvenile after following footprints and bicycle tire tracks to a home in a Casco […]
Letter: Praise for Roy, Scarborough councilors
I would like to publicly thank the chairwoman of the Scarborough Town Council, Judith Roy, for the way she handled the Jan. 5 public hearing on parking at Higgins Beach. The measures she took to restrain the continued unsubstantiated vilification of the Surfrider Foundation as well as the sweeping accusations against Maine’s reputable surf community […]
Letter: Lions roar in South Portland
In the time of year when we emphasize giving and sharing and community heroes, we would do well to acknowledge the Lions Clubs International, the oldest community service organization in the world. An outstanding local example is the South Portland Lions Club, which through volunteerism since 1931 annually raises close to $90,000, most recently in […]
Community Calendar: Jan. 12 – 23
Greater Portland Call for Donations Donations of Yarn Needed, to benefit the International Womens’ Craft Collective, drop off donations at Refugee and Immigration Services, 250 Anderson St., Portland or call Aimee Bullard, 523-2737. Benefits Annual Fresh Fruit Sale, Scarborough Rotary Club, proceeds support scholarships and service projects, orders for navel oranges and grapefruit taken now […]