A March public hearing regarding the placement of political signs on traffic islands and other rights of way was set by the Cape Elizabeth Town Council Monday. According to the town ordinance, “political signs announcing candidates seeking public office, political parties, and/or political and public issues contained on a ballot may, within the public right […]
February 2015
Worth The Wait
After being postponed a week due to weather, South Portland’s annual Winterfest event took place last Friday and Saturday at several locations around the city. Above, from the relative comfort of a sled pulled by mom Liz Beausang, South Portland twins Aiden and Lachlan Beausang enjoy the skating activities at Wainwright Athletic Complex on Saturday. […]
Worth The Wait
After being postponed a week due to weather, South Portland’s annual Winterfest event took place last Friday and Saturday at several locations around the city. Above, from the relative comfort of a sled pulled by mom Liz Beausang, South Portland twins Aiden and Lachlan Beausang enjoy the skating activities at Wainwright Athletic Complex on Saturday. […]
Worth The Wait
After being postponed a week due to weather, South Portland’s annual Winterfest event took place last Friday and Saturday at several locations around the city. Above, from the relative comfort of a sled pulled by mom Liz Beausang, South Portland twins Aiden and Lachlan Beausang enjoy the skating activities at Wainwright Athletic Complex on Saturday. […]
Oil ban sparks lawsuit
Familiar players are lining up as South Portland faces legal action regarding its tar-sands ordinance. The citizen-based and environmental groups that played an integral part in getting the South Portland ban on tar-sands oil passed last July are lining up to support the city now that it’s been sued. Protect South Portland, along with Environment […]
Oil ban sparks lawsuit
Familiar players are lining up as South Portland faces legal action regarding its tar-sands ordinance. The citizen-based and environmental groups that played an integral part in getting the South Portland ban on tar-sands oil passed last July are lining up to support the city now that it’s been sued. Protect South Portland, along with Environment […]
Insurance giant to open new disability center
Hailed as “one of the most significant corporate location decisions for our region in the last decade” by local business chief Karen Martin, Scarborough is thrilled with Sun Life Financial’s decision to open a new disability benefits center in town. The move, which was announced Monday, could bring an estimated 200 new jobs to southern […]
Indoor Track: Windham, Scots take top individual spots at SMAAs
Fifteen schools collided in the SMAA (Southwestern Maine Athletic Association) track championships on Saturday, and Scarborough came out on top. The Red Storm showed especially strong on the boys’ side of things, besting No. 2 Thornton by a huge margin. A number of coaches provided various perspectives on the action. Bonny Eagle boys coach Greg […]
Indoor Track: Windham, Scots take top individual spots at SMAAs
Fifteen schools collided in the SMAA (Southwestern Maine Athletic Association) track championships on Saturday, and Scarborough came out on top. The Red Storm showed especially strong on the boys’ side of things, besting No. 2 Thornton by a huge margin. A number of coaches provided various perspectives on the action. Bonny Eagle boys coach Greg […]
Fuel rally helps those in need keep warm
Winter’s frigid temperatures are even tougher to face for those who can’t afford to fully heat their homes, which is why Project GRACE in Scarborough is holding a fuel rally on Saturday, Feb. 14, at the Oak Hill Fire Station. The goal is to raise at least $15,000 for local families that need help paying […]