Sisters who won the female short course said they didn’t plan to win.
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September is National Preparedness Month
During September, we recognize National Preparedness Month, a great opportunity to rem ind everyone about the importance of personal and family preparedness. This year’s theme is “Prepare to Protect — Preparing for disasters is protecting everyone you love.” Each week of the month has a different theme. During week 1 (Sept. 1-4) the focus is […]
Upcoming author talks at Scarborough Public Library
SCARBOROUGH — Paul Doiron will return to his hometown library, the Scarborough Public Library, to read from his latest book, “Dead By Dawn,” followed by a Q & A session. The program will take place on Monday, Sept. 13 at 6:30 p.m. Doiron’s 12th book featuring Maine game warden Mike Bowdich, “Dead By Dawn,” has […]
Scarborough Public Library presents a 2-part zoom series on dealing with COVID and stress
‘We’re All in This Together’ series part 1 focuses on Scientific Facts About COVID-19 & Advice for Navigating the Ever-Changing Guidelines and part 2 is about Resources to Help Children, Teens, and Families Cope During Stressful Times.
Frith Farm hosting Community Day at farmer’s market
Frith Farm in Scarborough will be hosting a Community Day and Ice Cream Social during the regular Saturday farmer’s market on Saturday, Aug. 21 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., on the farm at 61 Ash Swamp Road, in honor of grandpa Stuart’s 73rd birthday. There will be live music, lawn games, ice cream, smoothies, […]
Scarborough Public Safety building open house postponed
A new date hasn’t been scheduled.
Scarborough community survey to take place this fall
Town hopes many residents will participate.
Committee discusses plans for Scarborough town center green space
Members say 1 acre could be the right size for such an area.
Federal relief funds will make a difference for years to come
On the evening of July 19, the Maine Legislature completed its work and adjourned. It was the end to a remarkable session that had us spending countless hours doing committee work over Zoom, having socially distanced floor sessions at the Augusta Civic Center and finishing with a marathon month of June back at the State […]
Honoring 10 years of pesticide-free parks in Scarborough
This September marks the 10-year anniversary of Scarborough limiting pesticides and herbicides on municipal properties. Since transitioning to Organic Pest Management, the Town has reduced children’s exposure to harmful chemicals and supported wildlife for sensitive species like birds and butterflies. “I would like to thank all the original members of Citizens for a Green Scarborough, […]