Hires, promotions, appointments Lindsay Fitzgerald was named InterMed’s new chief human resources officer. She has more than 20 years of experience in human resources, and over 15 years in leadership roles in health care, hospitality, retail and staffing. Erika Pettingill was appointed director of human resources at Reveler Development, a real estate investment, development, construction […]
Scarborough Leader
News from Scarborough from Mainely Media.
Through My Lens: Traditions of the fleeting summer season connect us
Thank you, Maine, for another amazing summer. This summer, I joined a community of longtime Mainers, nestled in their cabins off the dirt roads of Shady Nook in Trenton. The driveways led to the peaceful Union River Bay, with a stunning view of Blue Hill where the sun set in golden hues behind the hill’s […]
Mainewhile: Where are you from? It’s a complicated question
“Where are you from?” Such an interesting question. On the one hand, I think it is absolutely fundamental to the human experience to ask this. It is rooted in the primal idea of “clan,” the big question of “friend or foe?” I think about all of the many cultures where when people meet, they greet […]
Election letters deadline
Letters to the Editor endorsing candidates in the Nov. 5 election must be limited to 150 words. The deadline for submission is noon Oct. 17. Email to: [email protected].
Letter: Reelect Brenner to protect reproductive health care
As a constituent of Senate District 30 and a women’s health nurse practitioner, I am writing to express my strong support for Sen. Stacy Brenner. In a time when women’s reproductive health and bodily autonomy are under constant threat, Brenner has been a steadfast champion for our rights. Her background as a midwife gives her […]
From Augusta: Time to remove PFAS foam from public use
While fighting a diesel-fueled truck on fire near the Maine Mall, South Portland firefighters sprayed 47 gallons of aqueous-film forming foam (AFFF) to extinguish the fire. This foam, long known to be dangerous to firefighter’s health and a contaminant of water sources contains PFAS or “forever chemicals.” As a result of the firefighting efforts, the […]
In The Know: Scarborough police seek body-worn cameras in upcoming election
The Scarborough Police Department is requesting voter approval in November’s elections for nearly $997,000 toward a purchase agreement for body-worn and in-car cameras capable of providing quality audio and video recordings of police operational activities. The equipment will be used by sworn officers to record certain interactions while on duty. The use of the equipment […]
Letter: Sen. Brenner has made a real difference in our lives
I am writing this letter because of the importance of this upcoming election. As a resident of Scarborough, I feel it’s my responsibility to highlight the crucial role local representation plays in our community. Sen. Stacy Brenner has been a dedicated advocate for Scarborough in the State Senate. As chair of the Environmental and Natural […]
Scarborough’s November ballot takes shape
Three seats on the Town Council and one on the school board are to be filled, and several bond referendums will be on the ballot.
‘Fight for Ferris’ fundraiser set to help ailing community supporter
A fundraiser to help Casella employee and community supporter Dean Ferris, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in June, will be held Sept. 28 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Throttle Car Club, 167 Innovation Way, Scarborough. The “Fight for Ferris” will include a touch-a-truck event, cornhole tournament, silent auction and live music with […]