A grand prize of $50,000 awaits the angler who breaks the Maine record.
Ann S. Kim
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Sound wall along I-295 a quiet success
That’s what the state wants to know about the $1.5 million barrier to quell traffic noise from I-295. What do residents say? ‘It works!’
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Recall provision among charter changes considered in Scarborough
A town committee is also proposing a way for voters to overrule Town Council decisions on the conveyance of town property.
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Fight brews over trail, plans for street
The legal battle in Scarborough is over an easement that allows a road built over part of the Eastern Trail.
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Babine resigns from Scarborough Council
A special election will be held in November to fill the remainder of Babine’s three-year term, which expires in November 2011.
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Cape Elizabeth’s condo project getting under way in a big way
CAPE ELIZABETH – From his vantage point, Rick Wheeler could see the development taking shape. An excavator and a dump truck worked amid swaths of goldenrod below him. Behind him, a rock drill was creating openings for the dynamite that would blast away the hill where he stood. “This is the new road,” said Wheeler, […]
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S. Portland councilors whittle City Hall options down to two
SOUTH PORTLAND – The current options for City Hall are moving to 100 Waterman Drive or staying put on Cottage Road. The City Council focused on those two possibilities during a workshop Monday and asked City Manager James Gailey to provide additional information. Councilors let the other two possibilities — converting Mahoney Middle School and constructing a […]
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Red’s not licked yet: It may be demolished, rebuilt
The owner of the popular ice cream shop considers razing the building, which closed after a May 16 fire.
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Police hit streets in search of loud bikes
Checkpoints and ticketing are planned now that a new excessive-noise law has gone into effect.
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Maietta Construction files for Chapter 11
The Scarborough-based company will continue to operate while it negotiates the reorganization of its debt.