SOUTH PORTLAND – At recent meetings, the South Portland City Council has filled several key vacancies on volunteer board and committees. Lowell Street resident Sara Oberton was put on the Board of Appeals to fill out a term that expires July 23, 2015. Largely retired, Oberton still works “very part time,” she said, for the […]
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Late fees, renovation plans for Cape Elizabeth library addressed
CAPE ELIZABETH – With help from the Cape Elizabeth Town Council, the Thomas Memorial Library recently took two big steps toward improved public relations. Earlier this month, the council approved a policy approved by the library’s board of trustees March 21, which will eliminate fines for overdue items. Then, the council’s five-person library committee held […]
Cape Elizabeth robotics team advances to international semifinals
CAPE ELIZABETH – Anthony Castro and Luke Dvorozniak, a pair of Cape Elizabeth High School juniors making their fourth trip to the VEX Robotics World Championship games in Anaheim, Calif., advanced to the semifinal round, their best showing yet. The competition included more than 700 teams from 24 nations. In their final round, the Capers […]
SOFTBALL: South Portland wins big over Bonny Eagle
STANDISH – The Scots hosted South Portland Saturday afternoon in a game that saw Bonny Eagle struggle to contain the Red Riots (17-3 last year, and Class A state runners-up). South Portland struck early and hard before their fire died for several innings. In the fifth, however, they exploded, scoring eight more to end the […]
SOFTBALL: South Portland wins big over Bonny Eagle
STANDISH – The Scots hosted South Portland Saturday afternoon in a game that saw Bonny Eagle struggle to contain the Red Riots (17-3 last year, and Class A state runners-up). South Portland struck early and hard before their fire died for several innings. In the fifth, however, they exploded, scoring eight more to end the […]
SOFTBALL: South Portland wins big over Bonny Eagle
STANDISH – The Scots hosted South Portland Saturday afternoon in a game that saw Bonny Eagle struggle to contain the Red Riots (17-3 last year, and Class A state runners-up). South Portland struck early and hard before their fire died for several innings. In the fifth, however, they exploded, scoring eight more to end the […]
BASEBALL: Scarborough starts with win over Thornton
SCARBOROUGH – Scarborough finished the 2012 season 17-3, runners-up for the Class A state title. This year, they return nine enough to fill a lineup and they return hungry. The Red Storm faced their first challenge of the season Thursday morning, when they hosted Thornton Academy. Scarborough got on the board early, but the Golden […]
BASEBALL: Scarborough starts with win over Thornton
SCARBOROUGH – Scarborough finished the 2012 season 17-3, runners-up for the Class A state title. This year, they return nine enough to fill a lineup and they return hungry. The Red Storm faced their first challenge of the season Thursday morning, when they hosted Thornton Academy. Scarborough got on the board early, but the Golden […]
Man charged in poison letters case described as troubled
Paul Kevin Curtis, 45, faces two charges of sending ricin-laced letters to President Obama and a U.S. senator.
Maine woman charged in N.H. murder case
Michele Corson of Skowhegan allegedly played a role in the slaying of her brother’s ex-wife.