A proposed return to two-way traffic would replace 15 angled parking spaces on the west side of Ocean Street between D and E streets with nine parallel spaces.

Nearly four years after South Portland officials allowed angled parking on Ocean Street to appease some businesses, neighbors find a city ordinance that says it’s illegal.

The cities are in talks with ReVision Energy of Portland to build solar arrays on their former landfills.

Pressed by neighbors, the town will start charging property taxes just as proposed legislation seeks to block local efforts to limit or close sport shooting ranges.

The second attempt at a multimillion-dollar renovation and expansion follows a ‘more careful consideration of what the community needed and what would fit the character of the town center.’

The South Portland City Council will now review the downtown traffic and parking compromise.

Islanders make a fuss over their dependable, indispensable – and beloved – neighbor Chester Pettengill on his 80th birthday.