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Letters to the Editor, May 6

Scarborough Community Thanksgiving gives thanks To the editor, Scarborough Community Thanksgiving is pleased and proud to announce that as of fall of 2021, we have become an official 501(c)(3)! With that now in place, we have the ability to function independently, and the entire Board of Directors is excited to start focusing on this year’s […]

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Biddeford Fire Department offers online fire permits

The Biddeford Fire Department will now offer burning permits for residents online at no charge. Fire permits are required for all campfires, beach campfires, and open burning (slash, brush, or grass fires) in Biddeford. The Department previously only issued campfire permits in person on paper, which were valid for the calendar year and required residents […]

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Thornton Academy Honor Roll Third Quarter

The following students made the honor roll for the third quarter at Thornton Academy in Saco. Class of 2022 First Honors: Reese Ahearn, Allison Arsenault, Meagan Arsenault, Kayley Auger, Colby Bilodeau, Colin Binette, Cody Bowker, Jonathan Branco, Benjamin Cobb, Kristen Costa, Zack Coulombe, Mathielde Lindberg Cristofoli, Roman Crossetti, Khanh Dau, Abrial Davis, Ezra Davis, Deven […]

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Income, growth, capital preservation: Finding your balance

You can’t blame people for wanting it all, substantial portfolio income coupled with sustained capital growth, all with no risk to principal. Experienced investors know that the financial markets don’t work that way, that reward is a function of risk, and prices go down as well as up. Inflation The “elephant in the room” for […]

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Library Links: What matters most?

Maine is the oldest state in the nation. And the United States is getting older; the Urban Institute explains that the number of Americans ages 65 and older will more than double over the next 40 years. Obviously, this is a very significant trend and McArthur Library is starting now to provide better services for […]

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From Augusta – A budget for working families and their children

On Tuesday, April 19, the Maine Legislature passed the supplemental budget, which features our plans for how to invest the state’s $1.2 billion surplus in Maine’s people. Then, on Wednesday, April 20, Gov. Janet Mills signed the budget into law. I’d like to discuss some of the items that will address our current challenges, offer […]