South Portland resident urges others to ‘Make Strides’ against cancer

This year's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer will take place Sunday, Oct. 20, at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth.

Two run for Portland’s District 3 School Board seat

Strimling promises results that matter in second term

His focus would include protecting the middle class, as well an extending the property tax relief program, increasing minimum wage and instituting universal pre-K.

New Falmouth preserve takes wing as much-needed bird sanctuary

New studies show that birds are at high risk through climate change, particularly in Maine.

Yarmouth council weighs revised timeline for pay-to-throw

The new program might not go live for another year.

Falmouth revives interest in municipal solar project

The town hopes to have a new solar array operational by summer 2020

Cooking at the Cove: Warming up

Save your body some energy this winter by sticking with warm vegetables.

State association lauds Topsham woman as ‘outstanding librarian of the year’

Susan Preece has led the Topsham Public Library since 2005.

Freeport sees first look at short-term rental ordinance 

The proposal would include mandatory registration, penalties for non-compliance and a limit on the number of people allowed.

Two vying for one seat on South Portland school board

Jennifer Kirk will face Thomas Fournier in District 1.

Scarborough Police Beat: Oct. 18

Mediation in Scarborough, Piper Shores lawsuit fails to resolve tax issue

Piper Shores claims an exemption under state law; the town says the retirement community agreed to pay taxes in exchange for a contract zone.

Fall sports postseason right around the corner- Southern edition

Field hockey playoffs begin Friday, other sports' regular seasons winding down.

Scarborough turns back Falmouth to remain unbeaten

Red Storm score two early goals and improve to 12-0.

Cheverus girls down TA to go 12-0

Stags score twice in each half to continue best-ever start.