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Cape Elizabeth /South Portland Briefs

Cosplay event benefits shelter The Anime Club at South Portland High School will hold a cosplay event to benefit the Animal Refuge League on Saturday, May 2, from 5-9 p.m. Tickets are $5 at the door. The event includes a DJ and concessions. Cosplay is defined as: “The practice of dressing up as a character […]

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Mediation may solve town tiffs

A committee in Cape Elizabeth is working to create a mediation program that would help residents settle minor neighbor-to-neighbor disputes without town involvement. A seven-member mediation workgroup, which has met three times since February, was scheduled to draft its final recommendations on Tuesday, after the Current’s deadline, for the council to consider at a future […]

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Rail yard run-in

A proposal for six, 60,000-gallon propane tanks has sparked a sharp debate in South Portland. Whether the City Council should take action on a proposed new liquid propane distribution facility before an application for the project has even been officially submitted is at the center of a debate in South Portland. But other questions surrounding […]

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Scarborough Briefs

Senior Expo offered A Senior Expo will be held at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church in Scarborough on Wednesday, May 6, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The event is free and open to the public and includes speakers, live entertainment, exhibitors and more. See www.MaineSeniorGuide.com or call 232-7847 for more information. Explore the Marsh by canoe Starting […]

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Boys Lacrosse: Riots thrash Biddeford to begin season

Reigning state champion South Portland kicked off their 2015 season Friday evening in flashy fashion, battering the visiting Tigers 21-3 with multi-goal performances by five different players, including attackers Kam Andrews, Eben Babbidge and Andrew Whipple. The Riots jump to 1-0 on the season, while Biddeford slips to 0-1. The teams faced off to begin […]

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Boys Lacrosse: Riots thrash Biddeford to begin season

Reigning state champion South Portland kicked off their 2015 season Friday evening in flashy fashion, battering the visiting Tigers 21-3 with multi-goal performances by five different players, including attackers Kam Andrews, Eben Babbidge and Andrew Whipple. The Riots jump to 1-0 on the season, while Biddeford slips to 0-1. The teams faced off to begin […]

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Softball: Scarborough throttles Riots in early-season action

Red Storm freshman Laura Powell capped her team’s powerhouse display at South Portland on Friday with a grand slam over the left-field fence, tacking four last runs onto the mountain of offense Scarborough had already piled up. The Riots, for their part, looked rusty early and rattled later, contributing to a lopsided 26-0 final in […]

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Hockey: South Portland's Gillies jumps from one big stage to the next

South Portland’s Jon Gillies has just completed a circuitous path to the top of the hockey world: Gillies, a Providence College junior and the Friars’ ace goalie, is a recently-crowned national champ, and now he’s a pro as well, a member of the Calgary Flames. “Third goalie,” Gillies says of his role with the team […]

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Letters

Editorial missed golf’s contribution to Maine economy Mr. Balentine’s article on sports business as a foundational element in Maine’s economy neglected to mention two of the major sport cash generators, the multi-million-dollar golf and outdoor recreation industries. Maine has 148 golf courses as listed in Dennis Walch’s excellent memoire on the “Greens of Maine,” a […]