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Looking Back

June 15, 1994 Today, June 15, is the first day of 9-1-1 emergency service for 854- and 856- phones in Westbrook. For fire, police and rescue emergency service, you now dial just those three digits – 911. The calls will be answered by the dispatcher in the police station. Those with other Westbrook exchanges, including […]

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Scarborough Police Beat: June 14

Arrests 6/3 at 1:27 a.m. Kathleen M. Simpson, 53, of St. John Street, Portland, was arrested on Gallery Boulevard by Officer Aaron Erickson on charges of unlawful possession of scheduled drugs, sale and use of drug paraphernalia, violating conditions of release and an outstanding warrant from another agency. 6/4 at 2:08 a.m. Samuel Estrada, 28, of Bridge Street, […]

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Cape Elizabeth student project generates buzz about bees

CAPE ELIZABETH — As the school year drew to a close, Cape Elizabeth High School welcomed its newest guests to campus – two full hives of bees. Rising senior Helen Vaughan, 17, introduced honey bees this spring after installing their homes last fall, thanks to a $2,000 grant from the Cape Elizabeth Education Foundation. “That funded everything […]

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Voters approve SAD 6 budget

BUXTON — The $49.8 million SAD 6 budget has passed with four of the district’s five towns reporting results from Tuesday’s election. An unofficial tally shows voters approved it 1,077-515. Buxton voters passed the school spending plan 443-232; Standish, 392-167; Limington, 43-23; and Hollis, 199-93. Frye Island could not be reached Wednesday by the American Journal […]

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Scarborough school budget breezes, Cloutier squeaks in

SCARBOROUGH — For the first time in recent history, voters overwhelmingly approved the school budget. The School Department’s $56 million budget passed by a margin of almost 3-1 Tuesday, 1,814 to 644. Residents also elected John Cloutier to fill the remaining half of a three-year Town Council term that expires in November 2020. Former Councilor […]