Q: How did you get started? A: It was back in 2001, when I was driving back to Maine from a beach vacation on the Jersey shore. I was really dissatisfied with the beach chairs I had. The fabric wore out, the hinges were rusty and there was no place to lean my head […]
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South Portland’s history buffs having party
The historical society will celebrate the grand opening of its museum’s new quarters on Sunday.
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Deputy expected to recover after totaling cruiser
The deputy was responding to a report of a burglary in progress, which turned out to be unfounded.
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South Portland balances high school, other building projects
SOUTH PORTLAND – City councilors said Monday that an independent review is needed for the high school renovation proposal that officials hope to put before voters in November. The $47.3 million plan for South Portland High School is scaled back from a $56 million borrowing proposal that voters rejected by a ratio of 3 to […]
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UMaine police investigate attack on computer servers
The breach may have compromised the personal information of a small percentage of students who attended the university from the summer of 2002 to the present.
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Skilled teens make future of industry look brighter
SOUTH PORTLAND – Campers wearing face shields and protective leather gear watched as sparks flew off the torch, fell to the floor and bounced off the instructor. Then it was their turn to practice oxy-acetylene cutting. “You want cherry red. You want to hang out there, oh, 10 seconds,” Tom Howard, the welding instructor, told […]
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Train strikes truck in Brunswick, driver escapes injury
Police say Abigail Marsh, 19, of Brunswick failed to stop behind the white line that deliniates the railroad track area at Cooks Corner.
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Events to focus on missing Scarborough mother
Megan Waterman, 22, was last seen early this month on New York’s Long Island.
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RSU 21 board: End Thornton contract
RSU 21 wants to cut short its deal to send Arundel middle school students to Saco, seeing big savings.
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RSU 21 ending contract with Thornton Academy
RSU officials say the buyout, which would go into effect June 30, 2011, would save at least $1 million.