At least a half-dozen sightings of the mammal have been reported since mid-August.
August 2016
Posted inNation & World, News
USDA closes offices in 5 states following threats
The department is working with the FBI to determine whether the threats are credible.
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Posted inThe Forecaster
Topsham postpones 'pop-up park' event
TOPSHAM — A “pop-up park” party in Lower Village, planned for Sept. 10, has been delayed a month. Summer vacations, and not enough people to prepare for the event, caused the postponement to Oct. 1, with a rain date of Oct. 2, Assistant Planner Carol Eyerman said last week. The temporary park – to be held in […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
Mysteries to unfold at Brunswick library
BRUNSWICK — Curtis Memorial Library will host a series of mystery authors in September and October. On Sept. 13, the library will host Topsham’s Ron Chase, who will discuss his book “The Great Mars Hill Bank Robbery,” a true story set in Maine. On Sept. 20, the library will host novelist Maureen Williken; on Oct. 4, Amy Ray will […]
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick fund seeks grant recipients
BRUNSWICK — The Alfred M. Senter Fund is soliciting requests for proposals to fund nonprofits and charities that contribute to the cultural, environmental, and general welfare of Brunswick, Harpswell, Durham, Lisbon, Topsham and Bath. The organization will accept applications through Oct. 31; applications are available by contacting the Senter Place management office at 725-6610. According to […]
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Falmouth seeks proposals for Route 1 North
FALMOUTH — The town has released a request for proposals for a concept plan to develop the Route 1 North area. The area is from the Maine Turnpike Spur north to the Cumberland town line. Proposals should include a clear vision for the area, according to the request, as well as infrastructure investments. All responses […]
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Portland Dems to host discussion on racial issues
PORTLAND — University of Maine Law School Dean Danielle Conway will lead a roundtable discussion on racism, diversity and inclusiveness Thursday, Sept. 1, at Reiche Elementary School. The forum, sponsored by the Portland Democratic City Committee, begins at 5:30 p.m. at the school at 166 Brackett St. Joining Conway in the discussion will be Mayor Ethan […]
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Residents urge reforms for Portland police review panel
PORTLAND — Chairman Kelly McDonald said the Aug. 24 meeting of the Police Citizen Review Subcommittee was the most well attended he has ever seen. But that was not something he or about a dozen people in attendance viewed with pride. “In the last nine years, I can remember two or three meetings where people have shown […]
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Seasonal gasoline prices reach 12-year low throughout U.S.
Supply has continued to outpace demand, keeping prices low.
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
7 displaced by Portland fire on Forest Avenue
PORTLAND — No injuries were reported in an early morning fire Tuesday that displaced seven residents at 732 Forest Ave., near Woodfords Corner. Assistant Fire Chief Keith Gautreau said the alarm was received at 1:23 a.m. and firefighters discovered “heavy” fire in the rear of building on the second floor when they arrived. All the occupants were […]