The Maine Madness Run & Shoot Challenge, organized by the Scarborough High School Track and Cross-Country boosters, offers a unique fusion of running and basketball, providing participants of all ages with an experience filled with competition, camaraderie, and plenty of prizes.
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In the Know: Revaluation and factor that may impact your tax bill next year
The Scarborough Assessing Department is currently performing the data analysis and review tasks necessary for the upcoming 2024 revaluation of all properties in town to ensure a fair and thorough revaluation process. We want taxpayers to be aware that a revaluation is occurring and why it is necessary this year. We believe it is essential […]
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Maine receives grant for Clean Energy Initiative
Maine Gov. Janet Mills announced a $10 million federal grant to fund whole-home heat pump solutions for mobile and manufactured homes, aiming to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions in rural areas.
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Maine Restaurant Week: a culinary celebration across the state
Maine Restaurant Week, now in its 16th year, promises a diverse culinary journey across the state, featuring over 70 restaurants and innovative dishes, while supporting the local economy and promoting tourism.
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Relay for life illuminates hope in southern Maine’s fight against cancer
Relay For Life of Southern Maine, led by Event Lead George Mageles, returns to Gorham on April 5, offering meaningful activities, emotional ceremonies, and contributions to the American Cancer Society’s programs and services.
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State Sen. Carney celebrates Victims of Crimes Act funding being included in governor’s supplemental budget proposal
AUGUSTA — A $6 million allotment for programs supported by the Victims of Crimes Act is listed with the supplemental state budget proposed by Gov. Jane Mill Feb. 14. This allotment comes after months of advocacy from a wide range of groups. In the wake of diminishing funding from the federal government, Sen. Anne Carney, […]
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Local residents earn academic honors
The following local residents were named to Clark University’s Fall 2023 Dean’s List: Kaylin E. Brown, of Gorham, was named to second honors; Kelly P. Dodge, of Scarborough, was named to first honors; Ella M. Grady, of Gorham, was named to first honors; and William S. Pulvino, of Scarborough, was named to first honors. Assumption […]
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Letters to the Editor, March 1
Historical Society should be care taker of historical building To the editor, As a new resident of Scarborough who is very interested in local history I have visited the Scarborough Historical museum several times. To say they are bulging at the seams is an understatement! It is packed with so much local history it’s difficult […]
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Catholic Charities Maine welcomes four new board members
Four new members joined the Catholic Charities Maine Board in January. They include: Scott Blakeslee, a retired CPA with 29 years of financial industry experience specializing in audit and tax services to the housing industry. He lives in the Portland/Westbrook area and has been a member of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher since […]
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Scarborough Town Council reviews CDBG and homelessness progress
The Town Council received an update on the Community Development Block Grant and efforts to address homelessness, including grassroots assessments and progress in securing shelter and support services for the unhoused population.