An abandoned coyote pup that was discovered in a Cape Elizabeth resident’s yard last week was transported to the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray where it will be rehabilitated. South Portland Animal Control Officer Corey Hamilton responded to the Cape Elizabeth property in the Bowery Beach Road area on May 28, where he rescued the […]
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Gun club resubmits license application
After spending the last few weeks tweaking its first renewal license application, the Spurwink Rod and Gun Club in Cape Elizabeth has resubmitted its paperwork to the town. The deadline was Monday. The town’s Firing Range Committee is set to review and discuss the gun club’s application during a meeting at 6 p.m. on Monday, […]
Politics And Other Mistakes: Why don't you pay us a visit?
I’m not one of those Mainers who hates tourists. Sure, most of them are odious, reptilian blowhards, but that makes it all the more fun to instruct them in the proper way to eat a steamed lobster. “You have to be really careful,” I tell them. “There’s a poison stinger in each claw, so leave […]
Greetings from Zip Code 04074 (Life in the Suburbs): Roger Snelling, no more mail call
Roger Snelling delivered his last package to the town of Scarborough this spring. The legendary 04074 mail carrier hung up his mail pouch for the last time at the tender age of 95. No more self-deprecating wit, small-town kindness, and cheer-you-up unifying observations. ’Tis a shame. With him goes a culture and spirit that says, […]
Editorial: Our Advice to Graduates
As a family of four weekly newspapers and many more monthly and annual publications, Current Publishing has a number of talented reporters who have learned much about how the world works. While reporters are trained to be observers – rather than participants – in the action, it’s rare to hear directly from these hardened but […]
Communities hold school budget votes
On Tuesday, June 9, voters in Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough and South Portland will head to the polls in their respective school budget referendums as follows: • Cape Elizabeth The school budget, as approved by the Town Council, is $23.5 million for fiscal year 2015-2016. If this spending package were approved, residents would see a 32-cent […]
Editorial: Our Advice to Graduates
As a family of four weekly newspapers and many more monthly and annual publications, Current Publishing has a number of talented reporters who have learned much about how the world works. While reporters are trained to be observers – rather than participants – in the action, it’s rare to hear directly from these hardened but […]
Editorial: Our Advice to Graduates
As a family of four weekly newspapers and many more monthly and annual publications, Current Publishing has a number of talented reporters who have learned much about how the world works. While reporters are trained to be observers – rather than participants – in the action, it’s rare to hear directly from these hardened but […]
Cape Family Fun Day celebrates town’s 250th
With fireworks, an old-time photo booth, a fun run, and much more, this year’s Family Fun Day in Cape Elizabeth, which was canceled last year due to rain, will be bigger and better than years’ past. The free event, scheduled for Saturday, June 13, beginning at 9 a.m. at Fort Williams Park, 1000 Shore Road, […]
Senior gains voice after vanquishing depression
Hunter Kent, a graduating senior at Cape Elizabeth High School, is no longer the shy, timid girl she was in her early teens. Kent, who describes herself as once “introverted” and “lost,” was not just experiencing typical social-emotional development issues like her peers. She was also trying to physically harm herself. Kent was diagnosed with […]