In South Windham there’s a road named for Hemon Cobb. It’s not a long road. A few decades ago it was gravel and the only structure on it was a fallen-down foundation made of stones – the old Cobb place, locals said. Hemon Cobb was a simple man who farmed his land and enthusiastically attended […]
December 2016
Winter sports season underway
The winter sports season got underway last weekend in the Mid-Coast and local teams have a lot to look forward to. Brunswick’s boys’ basketball team, a regional finalist in 2015-16, started with an impressive 65-37 home victory over Morse. The Dragons went to rival Mt. Ararat Tuesday, hosted preseason favorite Greely Thursday and play host […]
Brunswick residents seek window for Mere Point referendum
BRUNSWICK — Petitioners hoping to reverse the Town Council’s decision to sell town-acquired coastal property at 946 Mere Point Road have asked the council to stop working toward a sale until a possible referendum next June. The referendum would let voters decide whether to make the property a park, an idea that was opposed by neighborhood residents […]
Cape Elizabeth weighs bag fee, foam packaging ban
CAPE ELIZABETH — The Town Council is considering a 5-cent fee on single-use plastic shopping bags and a ban on polystyrene food and drink containers. Councilors on Monday unanimously approved sending the proposal to the Ordinance Committee. Councilors Caitlin Jordan and Penny Jordan recused themselves because they both operate retail businesses at their family farms. The […]
Yarmouth girls roll at Waynflete
Yarmouth senior Cory Langenbach dribbles past Waynflete junior LZ Olney during the Clippers’ 55-23 victory Thursday evening. Langenbach led all scorers with 20 points. Mike Strout photos. More photos below. BOX SCORE Yarmouth 55 Waynflete 23 Y- 13 15 19 8- 55W- 5 8 8 2- 23 Y- Langenbach 9-0-20, Clark 7-2-16, D’Appolonia 4-4-12, Hattan […]
NHL roundup: Blackhawks rally to beat Islanders, 5-4
Chicago, the points leader in the Western Conference, earns its fourth win in the last five games
Boys’ basketball: Edward Little tops Deering
A lackluster effort by Deering in a 62-54 loss to the Red Eddies causes frustration for Coach Todd Wing.
Thursday’s high school girls’ roundup: Marshwood survives to go to 3-0
The Hawks hold off York in the final seconds to win 45-43.
Secret Santa to visit Portland next week with sack full of $100 bills
The anonymous benefactor plans to hand out about $20,000 to people in need in Greater Portland.
Conservation groups voice opposition to Sappi dam agreement
The Friends of Sebago Lake and the Friends of Merrymeeting Bay are concerned about a provision that would delay fish passage farther upstream.
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