The new East Coast Baseball League will field a team at The Ballpark.
February 2015
North Yarmouth selectmen want to reuse school as municipal campus
NORTH YARMOUTH — The Board of Selectmen has made its recommendation for a town center development plan. Four public meetings will be held to discuss the proposal next month. Two of the three scenarios proposed by Portland firm Planning Decisions last November involved developing North Yarmouth Memorial School, which was closed and transferred to the […]
Western Class D girls: Vinalhaven upsets Pine Tree Academy
The Vikings overcome a 14-point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat the top-seeded Breakers.
Falmouth deals will add nearly 90 acres of open space
FALMOUTH — Two significant parcels of land may be preserved as open space, one to be owned by the Falmouth Land Trust and the other by the town. The Town Council on Feb. 9 approved a transfer of $400,000 from the seldom-used Parks Land Capital Fund to help FLT acquire Capall Creek Farm, or what […]
Class A girls’ swimming: Brunswick holds off Cheverus
The Dragons emerge from a tight battle to win their first state championship since 2001.
Freeport tries to cut cost of solar energy projects for residents
FREEPORT — The town is trying to reduce the cost of solar energy equipment for residents by encouraging enough people to sign up so Freeport can qualify for bulk pricing. If successful, it would be the first bulk purchase of solar equipment by a Maine municipality. The Solarize Freeport effort was launched in November to […]
Western Class B girls: Greely ends Lake Region’s reign, 45-31
The Rangers take control in with a 13-0 run in the second quarter and knock out the three-time defending regional champions.
Falmouth panel narrows Route 100 wish list
FALMOUTH — A vision has started to take shape for improvements to the Route 100 corridor. Theo Holtwijk, the town’s director of long-range planning, said the Route 100 Vision Committee on Feb. 11 came up with four guidelines it would like to see included in developing the area. He said these aspects would help “re-create […]
Ex-Winslow woman pleads guilty to stealing from sports teams, state
Wendi R. Willette, 41, stole money intended to support high school wrestlers and field hockey players, and received state assistance to which she wasn’t entitled.
Portland gets offer for Public Services property in Bayside
PORTLAND — An agreement to sell the Public Services building at 71 Hanover St. could be taken up by the City Council at its March 2 meeting, City Hall spokeswoman Jessica Grondin said last week. The proposed $340,000 sale would allow a $2.4 million expansion of Bayside Bowl, the 58 Alder St. bowling alley that […]