SCARBOROUGH — The public is invited to be part of the Team Kyle 5K Run/Walk at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 19. The event begins at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church, 150 Black Point Road. The race is a fundraiser for the Team Kyle Foundation, established in the memory of Kyle St. Clair, the son of Town Councilor […]

SCARBOROUGH — After two months of delays, recesses and audio malfunctions, attorney John Shumadine got his say Tuesday in appeals of 43 property assessments at Higgins Beach and Pine Point. What he and his clients did not get was a decision from the town Board of Assessment Review regarding valuations in 2012 by former Assessor […]

SOUTH PORTLAND — High school juniors Gabby Ferrell and Morrigan Turner stopped and gaped at what will be the new main entrance to the school late Wednesday afternoon. “It is crazy to see it here and real,” said Turner, who with Ferrell is a student representative to the Board of Education. The tour of the […]

SCARBOROUGH — Voters got a buffet of opinions from candidates Oct. 10 in the traditional forum hosted by the Scarborough Community Chamber of Commerce. Moderated by Kevin Freeman of Allied Cook Construction, with questions from local news reporters and the audience, the forum included candidates for Town Council, Board of Education, Sanitary District Trustee and trustee […]

SCARBOROUGH — By 8:15 Wednesday night, Lucky Lane resident Katy Foley said she was worn out and overwhelmed. Two actions in four hours virtually guaranteed her petition to repeal a new leash law is headed for a referendum vote this year. At around 4 p.m. Wednesday, Foley and members of Dog Owners of Greater Scarborough presented […]

CAPE ELIZABETH — The Nov. 5 election has one incumbent and two first-time candidates competing for two Town Council seats. Councilor Caitlin Jordan is seeking a second term, and is challenged by Imad Khalidi and Martha MacAuslan. Councilor Frank Governali decided not to seek re-election. One of the biggest issues facing the town is the […]