CAPE ELIZABETH — In an effort to allow students to explore their interests and take control of their own education, Cape Elizabeth High School is starting a new student-driven learning program. High school Principal Jeff Shedd on June 9 explained the program to the School Board, and said it will go into effect this fall. […]
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Posted inFood
Despite cold, U.S. maple sugaring season was sweet
Production was up 6.3 percent over a year ago, and Maine produced 553,000 gallons.
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Posted inBusiness, News
Regulators withdraw changes to Atlantic herring fishery
Members of a regional commission say they were concerned about the potential effects of the measures on the fishing industry.
Posted inMaine, News
Watchdog links Togus to ‘nationwide systemic problems’ with mental health services
Veterans did not receive mental health services or waited long periods for them because of inappropriate scheduling practices and other problems, the report found.
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
UPDATED: Missing Scarborough man found safe in South Portland
SCARBOROUGH — An East Grand Avenue resident, missing since Tuesday night, was located Wednesday afternoon in South Portland, according to the department’s Facebook page. Police said Michael Connors, 71, was safe. He had last been seen leaving his home around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. Police said he was intending to drive to the Maine Motel on […]
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick carnival drops Smokey's Greater Shows
BRUNSWICK — All Saints Parish will have a new amusement provider at this year’s bazaar at St. John’s School, ending its relationship with Smokey’s Greater Shows. The new contractor, Amyland Amusements, is from Vermont. The parish moved the contract in January, according to Amy Pelletier, co-director of the bazaar, and issued a press release welcoming Amyland […]
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Volunteers needed at Scarborough Marsh center
SCARBOROUGH — Maine Audubon is looking for volunteers to staff its Scarborough Marsh Nature Center on Pine Point Road. Spokeswoman Agata Ketterick said volunteers 14 and older are needed for a variety of tasks and projects, including staffing the store, assisting with canoe rentals, maintaining trails and boardwalks, and participating in bird monitoring in July and […]
Posted inLife & Culture, Link
Mini adventure to Bailey, Orr’s islands is big on the ‘wow’ factor
This day trip is perfect for people looking for easy hikes and leisurely walks.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Orland man on bath salts attacks four people, police say
Christopher Wells, 38, assaulted people at a neighbor’s house and claimed he had killed his mother, according to police.
Posted inMaine, News
Fire destroys home in central Maine
The house in China is owned by a town employee.