Wednesday’s storm knocked down a number of trees in Oxbow after several tornado warnings.
September 2013
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
UPDATE: Scarborough hopes to mitigate fine for death of protected bird
SCARBOROUGH — Town Manager Tom Hall Thursday said he will initiate “informal discussions” with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to try to reduce or eliminate a $12,000 civil fine against the town for the killing of a piping plover by an unleashed dog on Pine Point Beach. Hall received a five-page notice of violation […]
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Posted inAmerican Journal
Poll: Fewer Americans fear terror attack
Thirty percent of Americans are a ‘great deal’ or ‘somewhat’ concerned an attack could hurt them or loved ones, the lowest percentage in nine years.
Posted inNation & World, News
Poll: Fewer Americans fear terror attack
Thirty percent of Americans are a ‘great deal’ or ‘somewhat’ concerned an attack could hurt them or loved ones, the lowest percentage in nine years.
Posted inNews
Vt. caseworker denies sex charge in Maine
Jeffrey Parfitt is accused of doing an unnecessary and inappropriate exam on the girl after asking her father to leave.
Posted inNews
Portland’s largest soup kitchen to temporarily close
Preble Street needs to close for four days so that its soup kitchen can be renovated.
Posted inNews
Scarborough faces $12,000 fine after dog kills plover
The federal government says the town repeatedly ignored warnings about allowing unleashed dogs on beaches during the endangered bird’s nesting season.
Posted inTimes Record
Tears flow as Maine church celebrates last Mass
South Portland’s St. John the Evangelist was built in 1940 to serve a growing population on the west side of the city.
Posted inNews
Tears flow as Maine church celebrates last Mass
South Portland’s St. John the Evangelist was built in 1940 to serve a growing population on the west side of the city.
Posted inCurrent, The Forecaster
Court sides with staffers against South Portland
SOUTH PORTLAND – South Portland is considering an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court following an opinion issued Tuesday by Maine’s high court, which ruled it violated the rights of two city employees by barring them from running for seats on the school board. “Because the case involves an issue of federal constitutional law, the […]