Forty-five new Americans were naturalized at a ceremony held at the Cape Elizabeth High School.
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Maine Legislative Council accepts bill to study safety of petroleum storage tanks
The bill will be taken up by the Legislature in January.
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Cape adds two positions to fire & rescue roster
The change also required adding two bedrooms at Town Center Station.
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Goodwill in South Portland offering more specialized shopping
Goodwill will celebrate the opening of “Handpicked,” its in-store boutique, on Saturday, Dec. 14.
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Pine Point Beach expansion could include new concession stand, picnic area
The proposal updates the bathhouse, re-configures the parking lot and adds a small picnicking area near the dunes.
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So. Portland monitors: pollutants below dangerous levels
The council Tuesday also approved tobacco buffer zones.
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Pies for Preble
Denise Boyce and Ross Little peel apples and mix ingredients at the annual Pies for Preble event at The First Congregational Church in South Portland on Tuesday. Volunteers were hoping to surpass the 60 pies they made last year and bring 70 pies to the Preble Street Resource Center in Portland to help feed the […]
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Schools, businesses expand career connections
A new collective will help students gain access and real-world experience.
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Committee addressing Scarborough school crunch with new building
The new school, if constructed, would replace Blue Point, Eight Corners, and Pleasant Hill schools.
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Scarborough school administrator retires after 4 decades
Middle school Principal Diane Nadeau has been chosen to take over for outgoing assistant superintendent Jo Anne Sizemore