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Towns combine to fight recycling contamination

Despite outreach to residents about only putting items that can be recycled into curbside containers, many communities are still experiencing high contamination rates. In response, the towns of Scarborough, Falmouth and Windham, and the city of South Portland, are hiring two summer interns to track what’s going into recycling bins and to educate users about […]

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Beach horseback riding slumps

SCARBOROUGH — Town officials say it has been a quiet year for horseback riding on the beach after a new ordinance requirement convinced many riders, including the owner of a local equestrian center, to look elsewhere for their riding experiences. For years, equestrians have been able to ride their animals from Oct. 1-March 31 along the […]

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Scarborough campaign hopes to preserve last one-room schoolhouse

SCARBOROUGH — Historians are looking for help from the community to restore the town’s last one-room schoolhouse. The fundraising effort is an ode to the neighborhood surrounding Beech Ridge School, according to Scarborough Historical Society Vice President and curator Becky Delaware. “Beech Ridge is kind of out there as far as location,” Delaware said. “It was […]

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Frith Farm memberships are accessible

SCARBOROUGH – As it embarks on its ninth season, Frith Farm on Ash Swamp Road encourages those who qualify for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits to use them for a Community Supported Agriculture membership. Maine’s Supplemental Assistance Program, referred to as SNAP, is a program funded by the United States Department of Agriculture and the […]