The school has put a project in place that students can interact with.
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Community meeting on Scarborough’s climate change and resiliency priorities takes place Feb. 23
Scarborough will hold a virtual community meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 23 at 6 p.m. to allow the public an opportunity to weigh in on Scarborough’s climate change and resiliency priorities. Town staff will provide an overview of vulnerable infrastructure and there will also be time for participants to suggest additional priorities. Scarborough is looking to apply for […]
Council corner: A more complete Scarborough
“If you aim for nothing, you’ll hit it every time …” So we should probably pick a target. The Scarborough Town Council has been deliberating areas of focus for the coming year. Getting seven councilors to align can be a challenge, but we agreed on a number of topics. The most prominent goal relates to […]
TV show on race relations airing in Scarborough
The Scarborough Baha’i Community invites people to tune into Scarborough’s Local Access TV, Channel 2, at 8 p.m. daily over the upcoming weeks to view a five-part series entitled “An American Story:Race Amity and The Other Tradition,” a series of five 30-minute episodes about the “other tradition” in American race relations. It is about the […]
Scarborough residents earn academic honors
Sarah Card of Scarborough was named to the fall semester president’s list at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Ryan Connolly of Scarborough was named to the fall semester dean’s list at James Madison University. Marie Walton of Gorham graduated from Ithaca College in Ithaca, New York, with a BA in Writing and Anthropology. The […]
Expanded library services in Scarborough needs library expansion
Hello Scarborough Community, We are the leadership team of the Scarborough Public Library and we want to tell you about the exciting developments our Library is planning. Today the library is seriously under-sized for a community of 22,135 residents, and more so than any other comparable library in Maine. The present library building dates from […]
NRCS selects new district conservationist for Cumberland and York Counties
SCARBOROUGH —The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service has selected Luis Aponte as new district conservationist for Cumberland and York Counties. Aponte, who most recently served as an NRCS District Conservationist for Oxford County, started his new position on Feb. 13, and is based at the Scarborough Field Office. He replaces long-time District Conservationist Wayne Munroe […]
Catholic Charities Maine Board names new chair and vice chair and welcomes new members
Catholic Charities Maine has named Lauren Moody as its new board chair and Jared des Rosiers as board vice chair. Both will serve for two years. Moody is a parishioner of Prince of Peace in Lewiston. She serves as an extraordinary minister of the Eucharist at the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. She is […]
From Augusta – Ensuring access to prescription drugs and protecting Mainers
In our community, I know that many of us have concerns about the cost of health insurance and the availability of life-improving or live-saving medications. Just this year, drug companies have raised the wholesale retail prices on 450 medications. As for medication availability, recent surveys have revealed doctors and physicians struggling with burdensome prior authorization […]
Fan pays $118,000 for Tom Brady card at Scarborough auction
SCARBOROUGH — Despite the announcement of his recent retirement, Tom Brady’s popularity hasn’t wanned. And even though he left the Patriots in 2019 to play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, there are many New Englanders who are still big fans of the quarterback who led the Patriots to six superbowl wins and the Buccaneers to […]