The community of South Portland has once again brought Mill Creek Park to life with a beautiful holiday celebration, culminating in the lighting of the park’s trees. We sincerely thank the partners in this much-loved annual tradition: South Portland/Cape Elizabeth Community Chamber of Commerce; city of South Portland; South Portland Parks, Recreation, and Waterfront Department; […]
2019
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Route 115 improvements in Gray’s future
The Town Council has begun discussing issues with the road but has not yet nailed down what will be done to address those concerns.
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Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Boys Basketball: Gorham makes it tough, but Bonny Eagle prevails
Zach Maturo led the Scots’ attack with 20, but Jake Esty had the team’s most fiery points.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Boys Hockey: Dragons roast Trailblazers
Bonny Eagle/Windham/Westbrook never got on the board, falling 3-0 to Brunswick.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Southern Meetings: Dec. 20-27
There are no municipal meetings scheduled in Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough and South Portland from Dec. 20-27.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
In historic votes, House charges president with abusing power and obstructing Congress
Donald Trump becomes just the third president in U.S. history to be impeached and face a trial in the Senate.
Posted inTimes Record
Photo: Impeachment supporters gather in Brunswick
Cries of “hey hey ho ho Donald Trump has got to go” and other chants could be heard across the downtown mall.
Posted inTimes Record
Brunswick council considering dramatic fee increase for farmers market vendors
To help cover the costs of moving the market to Park Row, the town is considering charging $13,500, nearly four times the current $3,500 fee.
Posted inTimes Record
Topsham’s only medical marijuana retail store seeks license from selectmen
In business at the Topsham Fair Mall since 2017, Highbrow needs a local license before it can get a registered caregiver retail store license from the state
Posted inTimes Record
In Bath rabies outbreak, state says to carry pepper spray, make property ‘less inviting’ to animals
Biologist Scott Lindsay advised residents to carry something to defend themselves when walking outside in the event they’re charged by an animal.