A decision on whether to ban dogs on athletic fields won’t be made until next month.
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Evidence in Scarborough turf field vandalism may lead to charges
Police still aren’t saying who they believe did more than $22,000 worth of damage in July.
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Hinckley Connector trail in South Portland gets go-ahead
The trail will link Broadway and Hinckley Park on Highland Avenue, along a Central Maine Power Co. transmission corridor.
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Successor to South Portland’s Griffin Club won’t open until late October
Ginger Cote says last winter’s government shutdown and unpredictable weather delayed construction of Big Babe’s Tavern in Knightville.
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South Portland art show thrives despite signs of age
Art in the Park returns for the 40th year on Saturday at Mill Creek Park.
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Road race service runs in Cape Elizabeth doctor’s blood
Dr. Mylan Cohen has volunteered on the TD Beach to Beacon 10K medical team since 1999, and says his family played a defining role in his decision to go into medicine.
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Scarborough woman with multiple sclerosis rides to inspire others
Kristina Dean has exceeded the fundraising goal she set for this year’s Bike MS in Biddeford.
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Scarborough among towns in regional shellfish collaborative
The Casco Bay Regional Shellfish working group hopes to improve communications and share resources and ideas.
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Scarborough Marsh goes global, thanks to volunteers
The director of the Scarborough Marsh Audubon center says an annual survey of marsh habitat depends on people who show up to help.
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Little League comes up big for Cape Elizabeth umpire
A wheelchair and a debilitating disease can’t keep Jaimie Erskine from doing what he loves.