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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Scarborough escapes with a win over Marshwood

SCARBOROUGH – The Scarborough Red Storm are becoming the Cardiac Kids of the Class A West girls basketball tournament. After escaping with a late come-from-behind win against Cheverus in the quarterfinals, the No. 2 Red Storm pulled the same trick off again in the semifinals, coming back from a double-digit deficit to stun No. 3 […]

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Scarborough gauges impact of Wentworth construction

SCARBOROUGH – A potential pinch in the pocketbook for Scarborough taxpayers is not the only impact to be felt from the new Wentworth Intermediate School, a $39.1 million construction project overwhelmingly approved by voters last November. The town is now maneuvering to skirt a $218,000 fine it could draw for filling 1.35 acres of wetlands […]

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LOOKING BACK – 2/23

(Editor’s note: Looking Back is a weekly column including news items reported 10 years ago in The Current, which celebrated its 10th anniversary in September 2011.) Issue of Feb. 21, 2002 Seniors in town want a pool, a gathering place, organized activities and a way to communicate with the town and each other. At least […]

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Scarborough police log – 2/23

Arrests Monday, Feb. 13 Crystal Lee Miller, 25, of Lewiston, at 2:36 a.m. at Payne Road and Cabela Boulevard, on charges of unlawful possession of oxycodone, unlawful possession of a scheduled drug (cocaine), unlawful possession of a scheduled drug (penicillin) and sale/use of drug paraphernalia. Marcia Belanger, 47, of Biddeford, at 11:31 a.m. at Pine […]

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QUINN'S CORNER – Afloat on sea of gaseous contention

The re-election of Democratic Legislatures every biennium for 30 years and, with one exception – of Democratic or Democratic-leaning governors during that same political drought – seemed last year to the newly empowered Republicans in the Maine Legislature to be proof of voting hanky-panky. Convinced that they may have been victims of skullduggery, these sleuths […]

Posted inAmerican Journal, Current, Lakes Region Weekly

QUINN'S CORNER – Afloat on sea of gaseous contention

The re-election of Democratic Legislatures every biennium for 30 years and, with one exception – of Democratic or Democratic-leaning governors during that same political drought – seemed last year to the newly empowered Republicans in the Maine Legislature to be proof of voting hanky-panky. Convinced that they may have been victims of skullduggery, these sleuths […]