Portland doesn’t disappoint cruise ship visitors
Sightseeing, dining, tours and lighthouses top the list of attractions for tourists with 10 hours to spend in the city.
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Brunswick teacher entering 51st, final year in education
Charles Gordon intends to travel, spend time at his camp and "play a little more golf."
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City Council approves requirements for Peaks Island golf carts
Operators will be required to register their vehicles and have them inspected starting next May.
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Portland Forecaster
Multi-town recycling project results in ‘clear improvement’
Falmouth, South Portland, Scarborough and Windham used summer interns to educate residents about how to reduce recycling contamination.
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Portland Forecaster
French Jewish spy at 99: ‘I’m still fighting the same battles every day’
Marthe Cohn is coming to Portland to tell how she infiltrated World War II Germany for the Free French Forces.
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Portland Forecaster
Portland School Board hires 1 firm to design 3 elementary schools
Superintendent of schools also addresses enrollment shift from Deering High to Portland High.
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Portland ForecasterCleaning up Portland, 1 scoop at a time
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Portland ForecasterPortland’s Fort Gorges at center of development discussion
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Portland ForecasterMore than 130 asylum-seekers remain at Portland Expo as deadline nears
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Portland ForecasterNew Portland garage adds Arts District parking option
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Portland ForecasterRegulation of Portland marijuana stores stymies councilors
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Portland ForecasterCasco Bay Lines gets federal grant to finish terminal improvements
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Northern Forecaster
Falmouth police want more control over nuisance dogs
The police chief is recommending tightening ordinance language to give officers a more objective standard to follow.
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The Forecaster
Lacrosse game raises more than $18K in memory of Freeport teen
The game attracted players from around New England to honor Steel Crawford, who died in Buxton Aug. 9.
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The Forecaster
Road to 2021: Cumberland launches bicentennial planning effort
The town seceded from North Yarmouth in 1821, a year after Maine seceded from Massachusetts.
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Northern ForecasterTwo residents interested in Yarmouth School Committee special election
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The ForecasterNorth Yarmouth cancels annual Fun Day celebration
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Northern ForecasterYarmouth marks end of overpass project
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The ForecasterFreeport resident leads regional shellfish collaborative
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The ForecasterFalmouth councilors to get raises, temporary reimbursements
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The ForecasterCumberland now proposes moving sand, salt shed to town land
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The Forecaster
Bath back-to-school supplies event returns with more support, greater goals
Set for Success will be held Sunday, Aug. 25, for all Regional School Unit 1 students.
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The Forecaster
Bath-area RSU goes back to school with new Morse High on schedule, on budget
Classes are planned to begin at the new school in January 2021.
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The Forecaster
Brunswick cultural broker hopes to ease transition for asylum-seekers
Nsiona Nguizani has been helping the immigrants since they arrived in Portland in June.
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The ForecasterTopsham festival to celebrate Scottish heritage
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The ForecasterThe power of nice: Bath to hold 6th annual Kindness Day
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The ForecasterBath Police Dept. promotes from within for next deputy chief
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The ForecasterBath council gives preliminary OK to marijuana rules
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The ForecasterHarpswell sets tax rate, looks at removing Mitchell Field buildings
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The ForecasterTherapy dogs make good listeners for Brunswick library’s young readers
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Southern Forecaster
SMCC academy turns student firefighters into pros
The 35 students participating live at local fire stations and gain real-world experience as part of the firefighter program offered at the college.
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Southern Forecaster
South Portland to present tank farm air quality data
Members of the public will have an opportunity at a meeting Tuesday to speak about their experiences living near the facility on Clark Road.
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Southern Forecaster
South Portland coffee shop: Not trying to be ‘rogue roasters’
The Planning Board approves the sale of beer and wine by Rwanda Bean, despite complaints from neighbors.
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Southern Forecaster‘Where land, water and sky meet’
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Southern ForecasterSun shines on Art in the Park in South Portland
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Southern ForecasterSouth Portland to present tank farm air quality data
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Southern ForecasterSpending for new South Portland middle school gets initial council OK
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Southern ForecasterCape Elizabeth council hears arguments for, against tighter controls on dogs
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Southern ForecasterEvidence in Scarborough turf field vandalism may lead to charges
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Forecaster Sports
Filieo brings his brand of passion back to SP football
Aaron Filieo, a one-time star player for the Red Riots, takes over the program this fall and believes they can become immediate contenders.
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Forecaster Sports
Ross replaces “mentor” as NYA AD
Kelsy Ross becomes the new athletic director at North Yarmouth Academy, replacing Jack Hardy.
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Forecaster Sports
New Yarmouth AD excited for what’s to come
David Creech, a longtime coach and administrator, replaces Susan Robbins as Yarmouth's athletic director.
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Forecaster SportsNew Deering AD brings energy, enthusiasm
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Forecaster SportsFootball campers have summer to remember
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Forecaster SportsSouthern edition Spring Coaches of the Year
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Forecaster SportsNorthern edition Spring Coaches of the Year
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Forecaster SportsPortland edition Spring Coaches of the Year
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Forecaster SportsCNYLL squad wins District 6 championship
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Forecaster SportsSouth Portland soccer players head to Iceland and Sweden
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Forecaster SportsSouth Portland baseball players win a pair of tournaments
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Forecaster SportsFalmouth player wins a pair of baseball tournaments
