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Scarborough's new harbormaster a 'conservationist by nature'

SCARBOROUGH — Being named harbormaster feels “like coming home” to Angelo Mazzone. The position became available when Ian Anderson resigned after 2 1/2 years to move closer to his family in northern Maine. Police Chief Robbie Moulton said Mazzone really “checked off all the boxes” in the department’s search for a new head of the multifaceted marine […]

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2 candidates on special South Portland ballot

SOUTH PORTLAND — Two candidates hope to fill the remainder of former City Councilor Adrian Dowling’s three-year term. Dowling, who represented District 5, unexpectedly resigned in September after serving less than one year his term, which expires Dec. 31, 2020. A special election to fill the vacancy will be held Dec. 11. Deqa Dhalac, of Red […]

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South Portland donates Christmas tree for Portland’s Monument Square

SOUTH PORTLAND — Portland’s Monument Square will be decorated with a Christmas tree from across the bridge this year. The City Council Nov. 8 voted to donate a 40-foot blue spruce that stands in front of the Cash Corner Fire Station at 360 Main St. Portland City Hall spokeswoman Jessica Grondin on Tuesday said the tree […]

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Works begins in Scarborough on budget-busting public safety HQ

SCARBOROUGH — Officials broke ground last week on a new, much-anticipated – and more expensive than planned – public safety building. The 53,000-square-foot Route 1 building will house police, fire, emergency medical services and emergency dispatch on town-owned property along the south side of the Scarborough Municipal Building. The new headquarters will replace a 17,100-square-foot building down the […]

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Salvation Army needs bell-ringers for annual kettle drive

PORTLAND — The Salvation Army’s annual holiday Red Kettle Campaign is a valuable tradition for the organization and those who depend on its support. But there’s a significant lack of volunteer bell-ringers for this coming season, which could threaten the overall success of the fundraising effort. That’s because the Red Kettle Campaign is the Army’s major […]