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South Portland police log, Jan. 1-8

Tyler Hewitt, 21, of Caribou, was arrested Jan. 1 on Waterman Drive on charges of operating under the influence of alcohol and operating while license suspended. Blaine Small, 40, of Casco, was arrested Jan. 2 on Maine Mall Road on charges of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer and refusing to submit to arrest or […]

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Scarborough police log, Jan. 4-10

Brandon O’Donnell, 28, of 122 Pleasant St., Saco, was summonsed Jan. 4 on Haigis Parkway on a charge of operating after suspension. Joshua Croteau, 24, of 9 Linda Ave., Arundel, was arrested Jan. 4 on Holmes Road on charges of theft by receiving stolen property, violating condition of release and operating when suspended/revoked. Marc Croteau, […]

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Cape Elizabeth police log, Jan. 3-10

Arrests Colin Harle, 19, of 60 Woodland Road, Cape Elizabeth, was arrested Jan. 8 on Woodland Road on charges of violating of conditions of release, furnishing scheduled drugs and illegal possession of scheduled drugs. William Kriger, 19, of 3 Wabun Road, Cape Elizabeth, was arrested Jan. 10 on Old Ocean House Road on charges of […]

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Scarborough library gets grant for new early literacy technology

The Scarborough Public Library has received a grant from Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution in the amount of $5,148 to fund two new early literacy stations. Early literacy stations are designed specifically for children ages 2-8 and feature more than 4,000 localized learning activities that span all seven curricular areas – math; science and nature; […]

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South Portland propane depot foes rejoice, company vows appeal

Foes of a proposal to construct a new liquid propane distribution facility at the Rigby Rail Yard in South Portland are cautiously celebrating this week. That’s because Patricia Doucette, the city’s director of code enforcement, has sent a letter to the developer, NGL Supply Co., saying its project does not comply with South Portland’s code […]

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EDITORIAL: Time to indulge in winter

While many Mainers lament the approach of winter and huddle inside their homes as the thermometer dips below freezing, many others who live for snow palpitate at the sight of the fluffy stuff falling from the sky. January and February were certainly made for such Mainers as these. Fortunately, though northern Maine is known for […]

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GREETINGS FROM AREA CODE 04074: A remarkable, average man

Bob Philbrick, the most remarkable “average person” I have ever met, died recently at age 82. He was the only person in my life (non-president, non-governor, non-Hollywood superstar) whom I routinely welcomed with this greeting: “You know you are full of crap, right?” Then, we would both laugh. Bob was a fixture in Gorham. Lived […]

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Cape Elizabeth Community Services to be reorganized

Wanting its Community Services Department to put greater focus on providing programming for residents of all ages, the Cape Elizabeth Town Council is considering putting it under the direction of the town instead of the schools. At a council workshop last week the proposal received “strong support” from councilors, according to Molly MacAuslan, the council […]