Process, started in 2019, was delayed by the pandemic.
South Portland Sentry
News from and about South Portland from Mainely Media.
Community News – Freedom Realty hires new agent
Freedom Realty, established in 2020, announced the hiring of Joseph De La Cruz as a sales agent. According to an April 6 news release from Freedom Realty, “Joseph A. De La Cruz is a Portland Realtor. His business foundation is firmly established on the philosophy of always providing competence and white-glove service to the public […]
Our Sustainable City – So, what’s the scoop on your soil?
Soil testing: Why it’s important, how to do it, how to read it.
Cape Elizabeth Civil Rights Committee recommends permanency, educational programs
The ad-hoc committee has been examining ways to get the community involved in anti-racism conversations.
A Window on the Past – Stephen Hubbard, lighthouse keeper at Bug Light, founder of Peoples Church
We take a look this week at another significant person in Ferry Village’s past, Stephen Hubbard. Born in 1806, Hubbard became a house carpenter by trade and was living in Portland when he married Eliza Sawyer in 1831. Eliza was from Cape Elizabeth and was the daughter of Capt. David H. Sawyer who had operated […]
South Portland releases COVID-19 Impact Report
Economic Development shares fourth-quarter business survey results.
Harvey Construction will build new middle school in South Portland
The project, combining two middle schools, is expected for completion in 2023.
Community News – South Portland Veterans’ Memorial Association petitions city for parades
In the last weeks of April 2020, the South Portland War Veterans’ Memorial Association gathered at Stewart P. Morrill American Legion Post 35 for a parade meeting. Every year, the small group of veterans from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars meet to organize the Memorial Day and Veterans Day parades. Last year, […]
South Portland School Board approves new superintendent
Timothy Matheney said he will prioritize work on equity within the school district and help assess impact of the pandemic on students.
Our Sustainable City – Let’s not treat our soil like dirt
If you were to step into an average backyard in South Portland and take a really close look at what’s under your feet – you’d likely see grass and dirt. Maybe an earthworm, if you’re lucky. That dirt, however, is more than just dust or minerals; it’s a potential home for a thriving ecosystem of […]
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