CAPE ELIZABETH — The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust has new staff, including a new executive director. CELT announced on Dec. 15 that South Portland resident Cindy Krum is the new executive director. She replaces Chris Franklin, who stepped down in November after 12 years with the land trust. Katye Charette and Linden Rayton have also been […]
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Cape Elizabeth council gets village green zoning proposal
CAPE ELIZABETH — The Ordinance Committee has passed a village green zoning amendment and forwarded it to the Town Council for approval, despite concerns about the terminology. The amendment, which was recommended by the Planning Board in September, would alter setback requirements so a village green could be built on Ocean House Road (Route 77). The […]
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Woman arraigned in deadly Vegas Strip crash; no plea entered
Lakeisha Nicole Holloway was described by her lawyer as distraught and overwhelmed.
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Greely girls crush Cape Elizabeth/SP/Waynflete to stay perfect
Greely senior Erin Molloy (15) is congratulated by a teammate after giving the Rangers an 8-0 lead en route to a 12-0 victory over the Cape Elizabeth/South Portland/Waynflete co-op team Tuesday afternoon. Greely improved to 9-0. Chris Lambert photos More photos below. PORTLAND—Greely’s powerhouse girls’ hockey team wasted no time delivering a knockout punch Tuesday […]
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Mass. agency likely to recruit next Scarborough school chief
SCARBOROUGH — The School Board plans to hire the New England School Development Council to help search for a new superintendent of schools. A formal contract has not yet been signed because the board is waiting for a formal proposal and estimate from NESDC, Chairwoman Donna Beeley said Tuesday. The materials are expected by the first […]
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The real bear behind Winnie the Pooh
A new book tells the true story of a cub from Canada that was the inspiration for the famous bear.
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Door panel saves man buried 67 hours in China landslide
More than 70 people are still missing after a massive mudslide buried an industrial park in Shenzhen on Dec. 21.
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Kiwanis Club: Scarborough teachers are heroes
SCARBOROUGH — The Scarborough Kiwanis Club named each of three Wentworth Intermediate School teachers a Hero of the Quarter. Janeen Chin, Catherine Hewitt and Karin Kelly were nominated for the award by Wentworth Principal Kelli Crosby because of their added involvement in the Wentworth School Garden Club, according to a Dec. 17 press release. “The result […]
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Rain, record warmth and maybe snow all before 2016
If you are planning on traveling in New England later today, the weather is likely going to play a role. And this won’t be the last time weather is a factor in your travel before the New Year. Rain and perhaps some fog are going to add to traffic woes later tonight. A warm front […]
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