Keeping warm — that’s the challenge of Maine winters. For some of our neighbors, the choices are acute: eat or heat. Fill a prescription or fill the oil tank. Even lowering the thermostat to near 60 and putting on extra layers isn’t enough for some to get by, especially when the weather is cold and […]
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Maine libraries unite in Big Conversations to combat winter loneliness
The ‘Big Conversations in 10 Short Minutes’ initiative, is meant to foster meaningful connections and have a positive impact on combating the endemic of loneliness.
Scarborough Historical Society & Museum applies for Alger Hall lease
The Scarborough Historical Society & Museum has formally applied to lease Alger Hall, seeking to address space constraints and enhance its mission of preserving Scarborough’s history by utilizing the historical venue for presentations, expanded exhibits, and community engagement. The Scarborough Land Trust has also requested leasing the building.
Scarborough Town Council gives initial approval to replace marijuana moratorium
Responding to persistent odor complaints and concerns raised by residents and councilors, the Scarborough Town Council approved the first reading to repeal and replace the existing marijuana moratorium.
Nature Notes: Winter wonders – how Maine’s survive the cold
Winter in Maine unveils a magical world of snow-covered landscapes and icy lakes. Though beautiful, Maine’s winters are known for their length and brutality. Often, as I gaze over frozen fields from the warmth of my home, I wonder how our local wildlife survives. In particular, I marvel at the resilience of our resident birds, […]
Local residents earn academic honors, graduate
Logan Hoffman of Gorham, was named to the Fall 2023 Dean’s List at Cedarville University. Margaret Goodson, of Gorham, made the Mississippi State University fall 2023 Deans’ List. Abigail Mosher of Scarborough, was named to the College of Charleston Fall 2023 Dean’s List. Mosher is majoring in Exercise Science. Michael Darasz of Gorham majoring in […]
Sen. Carney introduces bill to replace vital funding from Victims of Crime Act
LD 2084 would continue to fund programs that support victims of violent crimes, including those impacted by the Lewiston shooting.
Oakhurst Dairy and The Holy Donut join forces for new product
Oakhurst Dairy and The Holy Donut also partner on scholarships with YMCA Camp of Maine.
Local residents make academic honors
Jacqueline Foley of Scarborough and Kellie Guerette of Scarborough made the fall 2023 dean’s list at Stonehill College. Local students making the fall semester 2023 dean’s list at Springfield College include: Sophia Brooks from Scarborough, who has a primary major of Exer Sci/Pre-AT; Kyle Ouillette from Gorham, who has a primary major of Movement & […]
Luminaries light up the night in Scarborough Dec. 16
The third annual luminary night fundraiser held by the Windward Heights neighborhood, the Leighton Farms neighborhood, and the Abigail Way neighborhood took place Dec. 16, according to resident Stacey Woidt. Almost 2,000 white luminary bags were lit along the streets at 4:30 p.m. and residents walked through their neighborhood to view the luminaries. The fundraiser […]