After nearly five years as superintendent, Dr. Terri Cooper will leave her position at the end of the school year.

The public hearing is scheduled for Monday, March 24.

Parking is now at a $20 flat rate, non-resident beach passes are capped at 350 at $200, and part-time residents can get a resident beach sticker.

Every year, Portland Stage Co. performs a Shakespeare play for Maine high school students.

The complex would be located on Cascade Road and would include a dome building and a turf field.

The ordinance is intended to help Biddeford grow even more as an arts scene.

Local restaurants will offer deals and promotions starting March 16.

In a letter to the Maine congressional delegation, the school district urges lawmakers to protect federal funding for students in need.

Restaurant Week will kick off on March 16, with deals and promotions lasting all week.

Hires, promotions and appointments at Portland Water District, Maine Sports Commission, Tate House Museum, New Ventures Maine and SailMaine, and a donation to Make-A-Wish from VIP Tires and Service.

Performances take place at Biddeford Middle School March 20-22.

Red Storm won one state title, produced several other contenders.

The City Council appointed long time employee Brian Phinney as acting city manager.

Some who oppose the amendments say they support the 33-unit senior living project that spurred them and that the development should be given a pathway to move along as planned while the broader zoning changes are debated.

The financial investment, combined with voters already facing multiple expensive decisions for school projects and the budget, meant many board members felt it isn't the right time.

With a number of factors driving costs, $5 million needs to be cut from the proposed budget, says the superintendent.

Nick Cliche developed a passion for municipal recreation over his 18-year career in Portland's Parks and Rec Department before making the move to Scarborough.

The 30-acre parcel, the majority of which is on Gorham's side of the town line, will help protect wildlife and provide recreational opportunities, the land trust's executive director said.