The new coalition plans to attend school board meetings and offer comment when necessary regarding racial sensitivity issues.
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Cape Elizabeth hunger nonprofit enters second year, eyes expansion
Farms for Food Equity is looking to raise $100,000 this year, and lay groundwork for a farming job training program in the future.
South Portland’s new fire station set for duty in May
The new Cash Corner fire station features a number of upgrades, including a stairwell designed for firefighter training.
Peace Corps service shaped their lives
Volunteers from Cape Elizabeth and South Portland mark the 60th anniversary of the Peace Corps this month with gratitude for time well spent.
South Portland, Scarborough, Cape Elizabeth slowly reopening after COVID closures
Public buildings in South Portland, Scarborough and Cape Elizabeth are all opening or planning to open by this summer.
Virtual talks, film festival celebrate Earth Day 2021
Sierra Club Maine will host a series of discussions ranging from waste reduction to the intersection of racism, economics and climate change, and Maine Audubon and the Maine Outdoor Film Festival team up for a special night of showings.
Scarborough’s Project GRACE gets big help with keeping people warm
The local charity raised $30,000 in a recent fundraiser, roughly double what the organization raises in a typical year.
South Portland begins work to address homelessness
The City Council has responded favorably to recommendations in a new report, and has already taken steps to implement some of them.
New Scarborough senior housing to open in May
A new 40-unit apartment complex for seniors is set to open in Scarborough in May, and comes at a time where housing for older people is in high demand. The $8.5 million building, called Bessey Crossing, is located at 4 Bessey School Drive. The three-story building is part of a larger campus on the former […]
Cape Elizabeth Town Council move will make beach parking a little harder this summer
New restrictions will prevent clogging on one residential street and keep people from abusing permits to launch boats, officials said.