The state decides not to have staff collect money at once-free sites, opting for a voluntary system instead.
Ann S. Kim
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Schools in Cape Elizabeth to absorb staff cuts
The School Board backs a budget that eliminates two positions and raises the tax rate by 35 cents.
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Pay per view: Maine sightsno longer priceless
The state will start charging visitors to parks like Mackworth Island and Kettle Cove to help fund maintenance.
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Cape schools to take up budget Tuesday
Of the three budget scenarios under consideration, the one in the middle would result in a net staff decrease of 2.65 full-time positions.
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Former mall readiedfor MaineHealth
The former Orion Center in Scarborough will be the home of diagnostic and administrative offices.
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Unearthing Fort Williams’ past
Officials contemplate the feasibility of restoring historic Battery Blair.
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Organic ice cream maker heads south for more space
Maple’s South Portland facility has room for both retail and wholesale operations.
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Scarborough beach and marsh clean-up April 24
SCARBOROUGH — Friends of Scarborough Marsh is celebrating Earth Day with a spring clean-up. The annual cleaning day will taget the marsh and beaches around town. The event is scheduled for April 24, between 9 a.m. and noon. The rain date is April 25. Volunteers should bring their own work gloves and dress appropriately for […]
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Damage to festival siteleaves La Kermesse in limbo
Biddeford officials say the event can’t be held at St. Louis Field, and organizers balk at a move downtown.
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Mayor accuses fired finance head of harassing her
Colleen Hilton is granted a protection order against Susan Rossignol, the terminated Westbrook official.