SCARBOROUGH — An ad-hoc committee considering conservation and animal control issues has three meetings scheduled in the next 10 days. The committee is drafting a report to the Town Council that could influence Animal Control Ordinance revisions to be enacted by April 1. Its meetings at Town Hall on Jan. 6, 9 and 13 begin […]
2014
West Bath to discuss withdrawal from Regional School Unit 1
WEST BATH — With voters deciding this month whether the town should pull out of Regional School Unit 1, a public hearing on the question will be held at the West Bath School at 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 6. The referendum vote is Jan. 21. Robert Brown, who started the petition, said in October 2013 […]
Society documents what's changed, what hasn't, in Cape Elizabeth
CAPE ELIZABETH — The town’s history is captured in a new, updated edition of “Cape Elizabeth: Past to Present,” a book first published by the Cape Elizabeth Historical Preservation Society in 1991. The second edition, released in December, features new photos, revised passages and an overview of the town’s developments in the past 20-plus years. […]
Farewell to 2013, a year of triumph and thrills
Every year we rave about the drama produced by local high school sports athletes, then the calendar flips and they go out and raise the bar another notch. That was certainly the case in 2013. From start to finish. With another winter season underway and the calendar now reading 2014, here’s one final look back […]
Local swim standout commits to Florida State
Cape Elizabeth’s Colby Harvey, a standout swimmer at Waynflete School, who holds the Class B state record in the 100 butterfly, signs her National Letter of Intent to attend and swim at Florida State University at a recent ceremony, where she was joined by her family and Coastal Maine Acquatics’ club coach, Leanne Gravel. Harvey […]
2013 was a year of Mid-Coast memories
Every year we rave about the drama produced by local high school sports athletes, then the calendar flips and they go out and raise the bar another notch. That was certainly the case in 2013. From start to finish. With another winter season underway and the calendar now reading 2014, here’s one final look back […]
South Sports Roundup
Foul shooting contest upcoming The Portland Elks is holding its annual foul shooting contest Sunday at 9 a.m., at the McAuley High School gymnasium. Girls and boys will shoot in three different age categories. Winners advance the district shoot-off the following Sunday. FMI, 773-6426. Swish-Out Cancer Challenge upcoming The 20th annual Dr. Noel Paradise Memorial […]
Beanie Baby maker seeks probation for tax evasion
Billionaire H. Ty Warner could get up to 57 months in prison for having secret Swiss accounts.
Utah vandals target works by artist Banksy
The damage takes place in the city that hosts the Sundance Film Festival.
Local & Regional Dispatches
Dentist pleads not guilty in death of wife / Maine man stands accused of stealing lottery tickets / Senator wants new rules when trains strike an object … and more news from around the region.