The schools cannot afford further erosion of services and staff, residents say.
Ann S. Kim
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Scarborough to vote on school chief tonight
George Entwistle III, a former Falmouth superintendent, emerged as the board’s choice following a national search.
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City quickly sinks limits on boat storage
Despite a few complaints, South Portland decides boats in yards are just part of coastal community life.
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Cape E. considers food carts at Fort Williams
The vendors would be participating in a pilot program aimed at generating revenue for the town-owned park.
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Cape E. panel takes up municipal budget
Spending in the budget of Town Manager Michael McGovern would be up $356,938, or 4.1 percent, from the current budget.
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Neighborhood boat storage rules stall in S. Portland
Mayor Rosemarie De Angelis says there’s no interest by City Council to pursue the restrictions.
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21 jobs at risk in no-tax-hikeS. Portland school budget
The city’s school board is presented with three budget scenarios.
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Disputed Scarborough land under contract again
The Green Acres neighborhood sees the wooded property as an important buffer between it and nearby traffic.
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Day full of anxiety for Mainers as state’s sister state feels brunt
Friday was filled with anxiety for Mainers who awaited word from friends and family members in Japan. For some, it was a long day of failed phone calls, rejected e-mail messages and pleas for prayers on Facebook, as news channels broadcast dramatic images of flooding, fire and swaying buildings. “When I see the extent of […]
