There will be 177 student days in the 2020-21 year.
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Scarborough Public Library celebrates National Library
Scarborough Public Library is celebrating National Library week from April 19 to April 25. The American Library Association’s original theme for the week was Find Your Place at the Library, focusing on the wide ranging services offered by the nation’s libraries including access to books, movies and online resources, and support for families, businesses, and […]
Scarborough Community Services features video game madness
Even though students can’t connect through school athletics right now, virtual sports have been keeping kids and teens busy.
The Virus Diaries: ‘I have begun turning lemons into lemonade’
Mary Louise Liucci-Smith, 80, of Scarborough offers a message of hope ‘during these horrific and scary days.’
Veterinarians adapt ways to help patients during pandemic
Cats on Call Animal Hospital is using telemedicine to see clients with health concerns about their pets during Covid-19.
Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge Releases a Draft Recreational Fishing Plan Update for Public Review
The Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge is seeking public review and comment on its proposed recreational fishing plan update opening. Fishing is a traditional use of the National Wildlife Refuge System. At the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge, people of all backgrounds and abilities are welcome to participate in recreational fishing. Maine’s beautiful coastline is […]
Ten tick prevention tips
As the weather warms, most of us will be spending more time outdoors, taking trail walks in the woods, and enjoying our backyards. Warmer weather, however, also brings ticks and the need to be tick aware. Everyone can enjoy the great outdoors, despite the presence of ticks, by taking these recommended safety precautions: Avoid wooded […]
Letters to the editor, April 17
Letter to employees of Scarborough Public Schools Do what the Town Council and Board of Education have failed to do — reduce the proposed increase in school spending for 2021. The proposed 5.6% increase in educational spending is totally unrealistic in today’s new normal. You are important employees and citizens of our community. You are a […]
Kiwanis donate to Scarborough Food Pantry and school backpack program
On April 7, the Scarborough Kiwanis Club delivered 96 hams to the Scarborough Food Pantry and the Scarborough Schools Food Backpack Program. Several club members donated about $800 to purchase the hams thanks to the generosity of Scarborough Hannaford. In order to maintain social distancing, club members were not able to deliver the hams as […]
Anonymous artist thanks essential services workers
A young, anonymous artist in Scarborough showed their appreciation for essential services workers who continue to leave their homes and work during the COVID-19 pandemic by making a chalk message at her home. In the message the artist thanked the workers and they said the workers’ bravery was appreciated.