Town Manager Tom Hall can’t confirm how much more funding would still be needed for the project.
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Four vying for 2 seats on Scarborough council
Bill Donovan is seeking a third time, and is being challenged by Betsy Glysteen, Kenneth Johnson and Robert “Will” Rowan.
Ft. Williams pay and display revenue on track
Proceeds from the new parking meters in a premium area of Fort Williams will likely exceed projections.
South Portland residents on board with skate park locations
At a meeting Oct. 2, most residents spoke in favor of the recently proposed locations for a skate park in the city, which is set to be complete by 2020.
Residents air frustrations, concerns with public transit at S. Portland meeting
A 30-year plan, still in the early stages of development by the Greater Portland Council of Governments, hopes to make public transportation a more attractive option.
Five candidates running for two at-large seats on S. Portland council
Candidates include incumbent Sue Henderson and challengers Margaret Brownlee, Katelyn Bruzgo, Richard Carter and Mary Drymon DeRose.
South Portland to expand affordable housing 10% by 2025
As the number of people in the region struggling with housing costs continues to rise, South Portland joins a larger effort to tackle the issue head-on.
Facing resistance, city pumps brakes on skate park sites
Residents are encouraged to attend an Oct. 2 meeting to learn more about the locations being proposed.
Groundbreaking marks next phase at Scarborough Downs property
The project will become Scarborough’s first mixed-use business park in 25 years and is expected to bring in over 3,000 jobs.
SMCC Marine Science Department participates in coastal research
The National Science Foundation awarded $20 million to the University of Maine and Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Science to conduct marine research.