Nomination papers for two seats on the South Portland City Council and three seats on the Board of Education will be available from the City Clerk’s office starting on Thursday, July 30. All papers are due back no later than 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8, for the November election, which also includes one representative […]
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Nomination papers out for council, school board
Nomination papers for two seats on the South Portland City Council and three seats on the Board of Education will be available from the City Clerk’s office starting on Thursday, July 30. All papers are due back no later than 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8, for the November election, which also includes one representative […]
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Nomination papers out for council, school board
Nomination papers for two seats on the South Portland City Council and three seats on the Board of Education will be available from the City Clerk’s office starting on Thursday, July 30. All papers are due back no later than 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8, for the November election, which also includes one representative […]
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Police tout impaired memory registration
Following an incident last week in which a South Portland police officer came across a 75-year-old male with dementia walking around Mill Creek at 2 a.m., the department is reminding residents of its impaired memory registration program. The man, who was from Portland, was safely returned to his residence, but in a Facebook post, the […]
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Rapid Renewal honors one-millionth user
Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap celebrated the success of the state’s online vehicle registration renewal service, called Rapid Renewal, with a special presentation last week in South Portland. During the event Andrea Gleason, of South Portland, was recognized as the one-millionth customer of the service. Gleason received a variety of gifts from the Secretary of […]
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Editorial: Passion and purpose
Swimming a third of a mile – in an undulating ocean, no less – sounds like a dangerous and tiring undertaking. The idea of then embarking on a 15-mile bike ride and, after all that, going on a 3-mile run sounds equally intimidating. But this Sunday morning, as the Tri for a Cure triathlon begins […]
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Editorial: Passion and purpose
Swimming a third of a mile – in an undulating ocean, no less – sounds like a dangerous and tiring undertaking. The idea of then embarking on a 15-mile bike ride and, after all that, going on a 3-mile run sounds equally intimidating. But this Sunday morning, as the Tri for a Cure triathlon begins […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Current, Lakes Region Weekly
Editorial: Passion and purpose
Swimming a third of a mile – in an undulating ocean, no less – sounds like a dangerous and tiring undertaking. The idea of then embarking on a 15-mile bike ride and, after all that, going on a 3-mile run sounds equally intimidating. But this Sunday morning, as the Tri for a Cure triathlon begins […]
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Scarborough Briefs
Library offers StoryWalk adventure From July 27 through Aug. 3, the Scarborough Public Library will host a StoryWalk on the library grounds. The selected book is “The Secret Pool,” written by Kimberly Ridley and illustrated by Rebekah Raye, both from Maine. Entitled the Susan McNamara Johnson Memorial StoryWalk, the event was made possible through donations […]
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Scarborough Briefs
Library offers StoryWalk adventure From July 27 through Aug. 3, the Scarborough Public Library will host a StoryWalk on the library grounds. The selected book is “The Secret Pool,” written by Kimberly Ridley and illustrated by Rebekah Raye, both from Maine. Entitled the Susan McNamara Johnson Memorial StoryWalk, the event was made possible through donations […]