The Scarborough Athletic Council is in jeopardy and may be dissolved without immediate help. The council operates with a small core group, most of whom are moving on with their seniors at the end of this school year. If others in town don’t step up now, this may be its last year, council officials say. […]
2016
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Athletic Council could dissolve
The Scarborough Athletic Council is in jeopardy and may be dissolved without immediate help. The council operates with a small core group, most of whom are moving on with their seniors at the end of this school year. If others in town don’t step up now, this may be its last year, council officials say. […]
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New store set to serve Redbank neighborhood
A newly opened variety store in Redbank is designed to serve the evolving multicultural South Portland neighborhood. And while it will still offer beer and pizza, that’s not all it will offer. Already on the menu are Asian foods from pad thai to spring rolls to wok favorites. The store, named Le Variety, is owned […]
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Scarborough hires senior programming coordinator
Cynthia DiBiase is the new Seniors and Youth Program coordinator for Scarborough’s Community Services Department. Her first day on the job was Monday. For the last five years, DiBiase has worked at the Southern Maine Agency on Aging, where she most recently served as a care transitions specialist. In that role she oversaw the planning […]
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Scarborough hires senior programming coordinator
Cynthia DiBiase is the new Seniors and Youth Program coordinator for Scarborough’s Community Services Department. Her first day on the job was Monday. For the last five years, DiBiase has worked at the Southern Maine Agency on Aging, where she most recently served as a care transitions specialist. In that role she oversaw the planning […]
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Barron, Martin J., 59, of South Portland, died on Feb. 25, 2016. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, March 4, 2016, at 11 a.m. at St. Bartholomew Church, 8 Two Lights Rd., Cape Elizabeth. Burial will be held at a later date on Long Island. Arrangements by Conroy-Tully Crawford Funeral Homes. […]
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WORDS FROM THE SOULE: Practiced in deceit
Gilmore Hilton read the satirical essay “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift and declared it an effective piece of literature. The satire called for the systematic killing of Irish children for the benefit of the English aristocracy. Gil was shocked when a vacationing Yale professor said that some of the English genteel actually thought it […]
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WORDS FROM THE SOULE: Practiced in deceit
Gilmore Hilton read the satirical essay “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift and declared it an effective piece of literature. The satire called for the systematic killing of Irish children for the benefit of the English aristocracy. Gil was shocked when a vacationing Yale professor said that some of the English genteel actually thought it […]
Posted inCurrent, Forecaster Opinion
WORDS FROM THE SOULE: Practiced in deceit
Gilmore Hilton read the satirical essay “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift and declared it an effective piece of literature. The satire called for the systematic killing of Irish children for the benefit of the English aristocracy. Gil was shocked when a vacationing Yale professor said that some of the English genteel actually thought it […]
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Cape says gun club must pony up taxes
Cape Elizabeth’s Board of Assessment Review has determined that the Spurwink Rod & Gun Club is a taxable entity. After holding a hearing on the issue Feb. 24, the board voted 3-0 to deny the club’s request to be exempt from paying property taxes to the town, according to Cape’s tax assessor, Matt Sturgis. John […]