A survey also finds 97 percent of residents are pleased with the overall quality of life and with the town as a place to raise kids.
Ann S. Kim
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South Portland program helping students to grow
SOUTH PORTLAND – A thick blanket of snow surrounded the greenhouse and covered the garden at South Portland High School, but inside, students were spinning visions of the growing season. Planning was well under way Friday. Students browsed seed catalogs in search of the right sunflower and the hottest peppers. Others brainstormed new elements for […]
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Homeshare could make more housing available
The programs match homeowners with extra space to those who need an inexpensive rent.
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Gluten-free trend
More school cafeterias are catering to a growing number of students who don’t eat the protein.
Posted inBusiness
Got an idea for a new Maine business? Run it past a coach
Individual sessions in four areas will offer guidance to budding entrepreneurs.
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Delays expected around Veterans Memorial Bridge
The first of several periodic lane closures over the next four months will occur Wednesday.
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Kaler School scores spur adjustment of programs
Plans call for establishing an experience-based curriculum in the 2011-2012 school year.
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Up on the roof: Homeowners warned about risk of collapses
Snow can build up and ice dams can occur even on pitched roofs, officials say.
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Meeting set on defunct oil firm
Gov. LePage calls for a meeting today to focus on concerns of Brunswick’s Thibeault Energy customers.
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Beachside parking on table again
A Scarborough councilor rethinks her vote and requests a new look at new rules pertaining to Higgins Beach.