The National Education Association is launching a campaign to support students during this pandemic.
Catherine Bart
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Maine veteran celebrates 100th birthday
Maine Veterans Home resident Frank Averill celebrated turning 100 on May 5.
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Scarborough author releases children’s book
Amanda Morin, a Scarborough resident, has written her first book for children about understanding empathy.
Posted inSouth Portland Sentry, Southern Maine Weeklies
SoPo To-Go is up and running
Each Friday, a winner will receive $100 worth of gift cards to South Portland restaurants.
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Community of Kindness promotes South Portland support
The Facebook page, which serves as a community resource, now has over 1,700 members.
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Fort Williams Park open again
Cape Elizabeth town councilors: Deliberate steps taken for a careful park re-opening on May 11.
Posted inScarborough Leader, Southern Maine Weeklies
$70 million Scarborough FY21 budget proposal could mean staff reductions
Members of the public on May 6 asked the Town Council to think of ways to cut the 2021 budget without harming teaching jobs.
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United Way awards PG and Town of Scarborough
United Way of Greater Portland awarded grant money to Project GRACE, a Scarborough-based nonprofit, which is helping the town during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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United Way awards over $250,000
The second round of grants went to 25 different nonprofits and organizations working with those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tri for a Cure makes plans for virtual event
The triathalon will be hosted virtually through the month of August.