SCARBOROUGH – A Scarborough High School graduate injured last month in a car accident that killed his best friend hours before the Gorham High School prom was involved in another car accident this morning. Kevin Grondin, 19, was involved in an accident that closed U.S. Route 1 in Scarborough from Haigis Parkway to Milliken Road […]
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Scarborough High grad injured in car accident
SCARBOROUGH – A Scarborough High School graduate injured last month in a car accident that killed his best friend hours before the Gorham High School prom was involved in another car accident this morning. Kevin Grondin, 19, was involved in an accident that closed U.S. Route 1 in Scarborough from Haigis Parkway to Milliken Road […]
Unemployment, job gains are ‘skin deep’
Economic improvements are mostly the result of government hiring, as the private sector is stalled.
Capers run at WMC championships
While they didn’t win the overall team titles, the Cape Elizabeth boys and girls track teams had some strong showings at Saturday’s Western Maine Conference track championships, held at Yarmouth High School. The Cape girls finished seventh overall with 35 points. York won the girls title with 165.5 points and Greely was the runner-up with […]
Capers run at WMC championships
While they didn’t win the overall team titles, the Cape Elizabeth boys and girls track teams had some strong showings at Saturday’s Western Maine Conference track championships, held at Yarmouth High School. The Cape girls finished seventh overall with 35 points. York won the girls title with 165.5 points and Greely was the runner-up with […]
Capers run at WMC championships
While they didn’t win the overall team titles, the Cape Elizabeth boys and girls track teams had some strong showings at Saturday’s Western Maine Conference track championships, held at Yarmouth High School. The Cape girls finished seventh overall with 35 points. York won the girls title with 165.5 points and Greely was the runner-up with […]
IF&W Report: Free Fishing Days June 5-6
The new two-year fishing law book released last month by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife incorrectly identifies the state’s spring “Free Family Fishing Days.” As stated by law, the spring Free Family Fishing Days will be held June 5-6. On these days, any person may fish without a license so long as […]
Storming to the top: Scarborough girls capture SMAA track title
It’s getting to be old hat for the Scarborough girls track team. It seems like every year, the Red Storm finish the season on top of the SMAA track heap, and this year is no exception. On Saturday at Thornton Academy in Saco, the Red Storm defended their SMAA outdoor track title with a solid […]
Guest Column – Yes on Question 1
Last week four members of the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce urged voters to approve the so-called “tax reform” law. Not one of them has a tax background and like the vast majority of the supporters of this tax law, their column illustrates that they did not properly research the facts to understand the law. […]
Guest Column – No on Question 1
On June 8, vote no on Question 1 and support tax reform. In recent months you may have heard much rhetoric regarding the evils of the recent tax reform law that is on hold pending the referendum question (people’s veto) to overturn the law. During the past two-plus years, as members of the Portland Regional […]