OLD ORCHARD BEACH – The Revolution3 Triathlon is taking place on Sunday, Aug. 26, in downtown Old Orchard Beach. More than 1,200 triathletes are entered, including 40 professionals who will race in the Olympic REV. The Professional Olympic REV begins at 7:05 a.m. on Sunday. There’s also a free race expo open on Friday (3-7 […]
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City Council reverses course in Knightville
SOUTH PORTLAND- The South Portland City Council made a sudden about-face Monday, reversing a June decision on Knightville parking spaces set to be laid down this fall following completion of a $3.6 million utility upgrade and street improvement project, and opening the way for angled parking to remain on Ocean Street. The move sets up […]
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City Council reverses course in Knightville
SOUTH PORTLAND- The South Portland City Council made a sudden about-face Monday, reversing a June decision on Knightville parking spaces set to be laid down this fall following completion of a $3.6 million utility upgrade and street improvement project, and opening the way for angled parking to remain on Ocean Street. The move sets up […]
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City Council reverses course in Knightville
SOUTH PORTLAND- The South Portland City Council made a sudden about-face Monday, reversing a June decision on Knightville parking spaces set to be laid down this fall following completion of a $3.6 million utility upgrade and street improvement project, and opening the way for angled parking to remain on Ocean Street. The move sets up […]
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Alert clerks aid arrests in Waterville pharmacy robbery
The Rite Aid robbery was Maine’s 37th this year, a record.
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South Portland council approves $14,000 for new website
SOUTH PORTLAND – The South Portland City Council on Monday unanimously agreed to transfer $13,900 from undesignated surplus funds to buy a new website that should debut in early 2013. The intent, said City Manager Jim Gailey, is to update the site, which is based on 15-year-old templates, in hope of helping the city “rebrand” […]
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South Portland council approves $14,000 for new website
SOUTH PORTLAND – The South Portland City Council on Monday unanimously agreed to transfer $13,900 from undesignated surplus funds to buy a new website that should debut in early 2013. The intent, said City Manager Jim Gailey, is to update the site, which is based on 15-year-old templates, in hope of helping the city “rebrand” […]
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Portland school cafeterias ending use of foam trays
The additional $30,000 annual cost will be offset by savings from district recycling and composting programs.
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Briefs – 8/22
Train-hoppers arrested in South Portland A quartet of vagrants was arrested in South Portland last week after failing at the old hobo trick of trying to hop a train for a free ride. The four were arrested in Rigby Yard at about 4 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 15, and charged with trespassing on railroad tracks. […]
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South Portland police log – 8/22
Arrests Monday, Aug. 13 Ryan M. Thayer, 20, of South Portland, on Main Street at 3:13 a.m., on charges of domestic violence assault and unlawful possession of a scheduled drug. Justin K. L. Smith, 26, of South Portland, on Westbrook Street at 11:59 a.m., on a charge of criminal trespass. Joseph A. Matthews, 43, of […]