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Super Bowl kindles local memories, predictions

WESTBROOK – Four years after the Patriots’ stunning Super Bowl loss to the Giants, Sunday’s rematch offers New England an opportunity for redemption, and a chance for local fans of both teams to revel in what it is now a bitter rivalry. As that rivalry plays out on the world’s biggest stage, the gut-wrenching memory […]

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Sprague pulls Scarborough Beach project

SCARBOROUGH – A 64-acre beachfront lot adjacent to Scarborough Beach State Park will remain farmland, and not a 370-space parking lot, as proposed by property owner, The Sprague Corp. Citing cost overruns, Seth Sprague, president of the Sprague Corp. and its subsidiary company, Black Point Resource Management, has pulled the Planning Board application that asked […]

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After 50 years, Rotary will have to wait two more weeks for South Portland Winter Festival

SOUTH PORTLAND – Last summer, when the South Portland-Cape Elizabeth Rotary Club decided to celebrate its 50th birthday by sponsoring the city’s first-ever Winter Festival, it seemed like a brilliant idea. That’s because, last summer, everyone presumed we would have a winter. As it turns out, the two-day event, originally scheduled for this weekend, has […]

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Hedging on Haigis Parkway

SCARBOROUGH – At a special meeting Jan. 25 called with the 15 landowners within the Haigis Parkway zoning district, members of the town’s Long-Range Planning Committee announced their intent to relax rules on allowable development. Gone was the vision of so-called “campus-style” construction, limited to professional offices, convention centers, hotels and high-tech industry. In its […]

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LOOKING BACK – Issue of Jan. 31, 2002

(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 Jan. 31, 2002 Managing traffic generated by a proposed Great American Neighborhood in Dunstan village is the biggest hurdle facing the project’s approval. The traffic problem was […]

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LOOKING BACK – Issue of Jan. 31, 2002

(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 Jan. 31, 2002 Managing traffic generated by a proposed Great American Neighborhood in Dunstan village is the biggest hurdle facing the project’s approval. The traffic problem was […]