For those of you who have been following along with the Our Sustainable City column, we are onto our third staff spotlight. This week, we are introducing you to Mia Ambroiggio, our Resilience Corps fellow who has been serving with our office since November 2021. You have probably seen her name before in the byline […]
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News from and about South Portland from Mainely Media.
A Window on the Past: Pirates of New England
South Portland Historical Society’s annual meeting is scheduled for May 25.
Eastern Trail Alliance closing in on closing gap between Scarborough and South Portland
The project is expected to take between 18 and 24 months to complete.
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
Ride responsibly and always drive alcohol and drug free.
City council: Racism is a public health crisis in South Portland
Officials and residents said the resolution is necessary and expressed full support.
Our Sustainable City – Breaking down food waste recycling in South Portland
The single largest source of waste in the state of Maine is food waste, which makes up 30 percent of our waste stream. And while our priority should be to reduce our consumption and redistribute food to hungry Mainers, it is still important to dispose of the food that does go to waste in a […]
A Window on the Past – Fred and Mike Howard, South Portland brothers and baseball stars
On Sunday, November 7, 2021, the Maine Baseball Hall Fame conducted its 53rd annual induction ceremony. Among the inductees were former successful local high school baseball stars Charlie Furbush, Deering graduates Ryan Flaherty and Ryan Reid and Mt. Ararat’s Mark Rogers, all of whom later played for major league baseball teams. Furbush is the most […]
South Portland and Cape Elizabeth plan community events
WinterFest, canceled in January, is now SpringFest and set for May 21.
South Portland council fills school board vacancies
They will serve until Dec. 5, when candidates chosen in the Nov. 8 municipal election will be seated for three-year terms.
Cape Elizabeth sends out scam alert
Those involved with scamming often “spoof” the number of local law enforcement to make it appear as if the police department is calling.