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Winter sports season is halfway done-Southern edition

Scarborough’s Lindsey Kelley leans in for a shot during the Red Storm’s 53-35 win at Portland Monday night. Cape Elizabeth’s Luc Houle throws the shot put at a league meet last week. Houle came in third in the senior division. (Ed. Note: For the complete Scarborough-Portland girls’ basketball game story, with photos, see theforecaster.net) It […]

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South Portland, Scarborough projects get Maine DOT funding

SOUTH PORTLAND — Infrastructure improvement projects that will be funded this year by the Maine Department of Transportation include the Portland International Jetport and nearly 10 miles of paving on Interstate 295 between Scarborough and Portland.  MDOT’s three-year plan, which was announced on Monday by state Sen. Rebecca Millett, D-Cape Elizabeth, includes work statewide that will […]

Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster

Brunswick track project may require town funding

BRUNSWICK — Community efforts to raise approximately $860,000 for a new track at the high school may rely on the town contributing some funds. At a Jan. 5 Facilities Committee meeting, parents told the committee and three town councilors that they are willing and excited to raise the funds, but would like to see the town chip […]

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More ‘Beanie babies’ on the way: L.L. Bean steps up Brunswick boot production

BRUNSWICK — Beth Toothaker worked seasonally at L.L. Bean for several years before she accepted a full-time job in the company’s Industrial Parkway boot manufacturing facility last April. There, she learned the step-by-step process of how the iconic leather-and-rubber duck boots are made: cut, sewn, and assembled by hand in a process that takes about 45 […]