Ken Kunin discussed how the district has changed and served students under the ‘new normal.’
Catherine Bart
Lithium ion battery cause of recycling center fire
Officials at ecomaine ask that residents recycle and dispose of hazardous waste properly.
Kindness to Animals Week takes place in February
SCARBOROUGH — Four Maine animal nonprofits are offering interactive webinars for students during Kindness to Animals Week on Feb. 16 through 19. Animal Welfare Society in Kennebunk, Center for Wildlife of Cape Neddick, Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals (MSSPA) in Windham and Marine Mammals of Maine in Bath will be teaming up, […]
Scarborough schools allow for in-person athletics and activities
The Maine Principals Association ruled last week that local schools can decide if in-person activities can take place.
No one injured in lithium ion battery fire at ecomaine
Facility officials remind people to not dispose of such material in trash or recycling.
Scarborough council approves agreement to provide emergency housing for homeless
MaineHousing will pay for hotel rooms and the nonprofit Preble Street will provide staffing.
City council extends hardship grant program deadline
The COVID-19 Hardship Small Business Grant Program still has funding available and will be extended through state of emergency orders from the governor.
Vaccination clinic opening at former Scarborough Downs
Center to be operated by MaineHealth but will accept non-MaineHealth patients.
Upcycle 2021 accepting entries
Students are challenged to create an invention out of waste materials.
Cape Elizabeth Energy Committee answers solar questions
Committee members explained how community solar projects work.