Southern Maine Weeklies
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Developers are looking to construct two affordable housing buildings geared towards seniors by 2027.
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Despite funding challenges, the City pushes forward in the fight against homelessness.
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Despite having resigned last month, former RSU 21 School Board member Kirstin Shapiro will still face a recall election in Arundel.
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Joyful activities to celebrate holiday cheer will take place from Old Orchard Beach to Kennebunkport this month.
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RSU 21 and Kennebunk, Arundel, Kennebunkport Educators’ Association agreed to ratify a new teacher contract on Monday night.
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Joyful activities to celebrate holiday cheer will take place from Old Orchard Beach to Kennebunkport this month.
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A first bicycle lane could be implemented on Union Street, with a city-wide bicycle lane review to follow.
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Capers and Red Riots excelled in multiple sports this fall.
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Red Storm excelled in several fall sports.
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The committee received AARP's 2024 Beacon Community Award for excellence serving senior citizens.
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The Board of Education voted to hire the same architects that worked on 2023's failed $160 million school project, but school and town officials said they are ready for a fresh approach.
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Capers and Red Riots contended in many sports.
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Peter Scontras is sharing his wealth of Saco history knowledge with the community through a series of in-depth walking tours.