South Portland Land Trust recently named Michelle Smith, a communications professional, as the organization’s new program coordinator. As the land trust’s sole staff member, Smith will help the organization accomplish its financial, membership and community goals by managing and coordinating both internal and external communications. She will work closely with the organization’s membership and outreach, […]
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News from and about South Portland from Mainely Media.
Obituary – Janice Castaline
Janice E. Castaline, daughter of Joseph Berman of Lewiston, Maine, and Lilian Potter of Portland, Maine, born in Portland, Maine, on Oct. 6, 1928 and passed away on May 15, 2021. On Saturday, May 15, our mom became heavens newest angel. She joined our dad, Russell Castaline, who has been patiently waiting for her for […]
Age Friendly South Portland – Verbena receives inaugural Golden Shovel Award
This past winter, Age Friendly South Portland solicited feedback from South Portland residents as part of our new Golden Shovel program on how well Ocean Street businesses (between the rotary and the Thomas Knight Park) cleared, sanded and ensured safe access to the walkways around their shops during inclement weather conditions. We asked residents three […]
Guest Column – Time to order insulating window inserts for a warmer home
Drafty windows? High heating bills? Would you like to have a warmer home and save money? Nonprofit WindowDressers can help. The organization’s insulating window inserts fit inside of your existing windows to let in all the sunlight and views while keeping more heat inside your home. The inserts are high quality and low cost because […]
Nonprofit offers support in face of cancer-related hair loss
Hair Matters in South Portland is looking to expand into a salon and wig manufacturing facility at a second location.
South Portland discusses dog issues at Hinckley Park
A temporary leash requirement at the park may go into effect until a more permanent solution is found.
A Window on the Past – Horace Plummer, harness maker, and the blacksmiths at Cash Corner
This week, we take a look at a harness maker and three blacksmiths who all were part of the Cash Corner community in the late-1800s and early-1900s. Horace B. Plummer was the first of these men on the scene. Born in the late-1830s in Gray, he moved to South Portland (then known as Cape Elizabeth) […]
Community News – South Portland Community Garden Collective plans seedling and plant sale
Garden collective plans seedling and plant sale The South Portland Community Garden Collective is hosting a Seedling and Plant Sale. The event is scheduled for Saturday, May 22 at the Hamlin School Community Garden, behind the South Portland Planning Office at 496 Ocean St. in South Portland. The organization will offer a selection of vegetable, […]
Cash Corner Fire Station celebrates grand opening
The facility was replaced after mold was detected in 2016.
Cape Elizabeth has new school superintendent
Christopher Record will begin in July.
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