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Our Sustainable City: Building social resilience through repair, share and reuse

Feeling overwhelmed by excess stuff and constant cycles of waste? While overconsumption may appear inevitable in our fast-paced, profit-driven culture, sharing resources is one way to lessen our collective consumption while building social resilience. Neighbor-to-neighbor connection nurtures mutual care and trust, ultimately resulting in a community that is better prepared to support one another through […]

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Cape Elizabeth and South Portland Meetings: Feb. 28-March 7

Cape Elizabeth Mon.  3/3  4:45 p.m.  School Board Exec. Session  Town Hall Tue.  3/4  9 a.m.  Riverside Cemetery Committee  Town Hall Tue.  3/4  7 p.m.  Planning Board Workshop  Town Hall Thu.  3/6  10:30 a.m.  School Board Building/Grounds  Town Hall Thu.  3/6  6:30 p.m.  TML Working Group  T.M. Library Thu.  3/6  7 p.m.  Recycling Committee  Public […]

Posted inScarborough Leader

Scarborough Meetings: Feb. 28-March 7

Mon.  3/3  5 p.m.  School Finance Committee  Zoom, Central Office Mon.  3/3  6 p.m.  School Building Advisory  Zoom, Town Hall Wed.  3/5  5:30 p.m.  Town Council Workshop  Town Hall Wed.  3/5  7 p.m.  Town Council  Zoom, Town Hall Thu.  3/6  8 a.m.  School Board Communications  Zoom Thu.  3/6  5 p.m.  School Board Policy  Zoom, Central […]

Posted inScarborough Leader

In the Know: Scarborough in strongest financial position in years

As the town looks forward to the budget season this spring, it finds itself in the strongest financial position in many years with a significant increase in available unassigned fund balance and an upgraded credit rating. This marked change in financial position did not happen overnight or by accident; prudent budgeting, active investing, and a […]

Posted inBiddeford-Saco-OOB Courier

Library Links: Zip the library cat: Part of McArthur history

Libraries and cats have had a long history of being intertwined, with records of furry feline companions roaming the stacks dating all the way back to the Middle Ages. Some were considered a nuisance, but most have been utterly adored by patrons and staff — such as the famous Dewey Readmore, a beloved library cat […]