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Reval moratorium bill dies in committee

A proposed bill in Augusta that might have provided some relief to South Portland residents worried about an impending tax hike due to a citywide revaluation has been voted down in committee. “An Act To Place a Moratorium on Property Revaluations for Tax Purposes during a State of Emergency,” sponsored by Sen. James Dill, D-Penobscot, […]

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SMCC awards COVID relief grants to students

Southern Maine Community College is awarding nearly $1.5 million in federal grants to students who are experiencing financial difficulties related to the coronavirus pandemic. SMCC’s statement said the college has offered short-term loans, grants and help with buying food or books. SMCC has also provided new and used laptops and desktop computers. The college has […]

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South Portland Land Trust, city host community clean-up

The South Portland Land Trust and the city’s parks, recreation and waterfront department are inviting the public to a socially distanced community clean-up day on Saturday, April 24, from 9 a.m. to noon. Volunteers will meet at Mill Creek Park to get assignments and materials. Residents are also welcome to participate on their own and […]