Monroe served as the city’s transportation director for about a decade in the late ’90s and early 2000s before becoming an Anglican priest. Former colleagues say his fingerprints are all over the waterfront’s design today.
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Dog park and restaurant coming to North Deering
Woof Play Eat is expected to open in a few months on Northport Drive.
Maine Sen. Collins questions Secretary of State Rubio about cuts to global health programs
Marco Rubio testified before 2 Senate committees on Tuesday, while Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was back before a budget subcommittee.
New Gloucester group fights to save American Sign Language program
A group of New Gloucester residents are fighting to prevent the elimination of Gray-New Gloucester High School’s ASL program, which is slated to be cut from the district’s budget.
South Portland student on why experience is key for high schoolers | Column
Graduating high school is a scary thing for many students. What if they are not ready? What if they are not sure of what they want to do after high school? This is a problem experienced by students all across Maine, and not everyone has the resources they need to solve this problem. Extended Learning […]
Rep. Laurel Libby regains right to vote in House from Supreme Court
The nation’s highest court sides with the Republican lawmaker who was blocked from voting after she identified a transgender student athlete in a critical social media post.
Westbrook to host ‘Paddle the Presumpscot’ canoeing trips this summer
Visitors and residents alike are invited to guided canoe paddling on the Presumpscot River with discussion provided by a local historian.
Biddeford school budget proposal up $2.5 million
Coming in at $49.8 million, the proposed Biddeford school budget prioritizes staff salaries and an updated math and reading curriculum.
Get to know the candidates for Yarmouth public office
On June 10, Yarmouth voters will decide two seats on the Yarmouth School Committee and whether to ratify the school budget.
Saco City Council adopts $80.4 million municipal and school budget
The budget represents a 9.2% increase. The tax rate is expected to increase 15 cents to $14.20.