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Reval moratorium bill dies in committee

A proposed bill in Augusta that might have provided some relief to South Portland residents worried about an impending tax hike due to a citywide revaluation has been voted down in committee. “An Act To Place a Moratorium on Property Revaluations for Tax Purposes during a State of Emergency,” sponsored by Sen. James Dill, D-Penobscot, […]

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SMCC awards COVID relief grants to students

Southern Maine Community College is awarding nearly $1.5 million in federal grants to students who are experiencing financial difficulties related to the coronavirus pandemic. SMCC’s statement said the college has offered short-term loans, grants and help with buying food or books. SMCC has also provided new and used laptops and desktop computers. The college has […]

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Auction to benefit Bath cat rescue

Bath-based  cat rescue and rehabilitation organization Paw in the Door will hold its annual spring fundraising auction online starting May 1. “We really had to expand our boundaries and be creative when everything shut down a year ago,” said President and founder Patty Sample Colwell. “By fundraising online, we have been able to run a […]

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South Portland Land Trust, city host community clean-up

The South Portland Land Trust and the city’s parks, recreation and waterfront department are inviting the public to a socially distanced community clean-up day on Saturday, April 24, from 9 a.m. to noon. Volunteers will meet at Mill Creek Park to get assignments and materials. Residents are also welcome to participate on their own and […]