But the planning team chair for the Scarborough school says that will drop.
Trevor Maxwell
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City bans tobacco from parks and beaches
The South Portland ordinance resembles those passed in Westbrook, Portland, Lewiston and Scarborough.
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Empty since 2008, buildingin So. Portland finds occupants
What is arguably the most visible spot in South Portland has sat vacant for three years. Now, most of the space at 100 Waterman Drive will be occupied by the fall.
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Discoveries made 30 years apart give us a glimpse deep into Maine’s forested past
Fragments of ancient spruce trees — ‘beautifully preserved’ — point to an earth-shaking event 13,500 years ago on the coast of Maine.
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South Portland museum to host 4th of July party
The historical society’s all-day celebration will include live music, old-fashioned games, kite displays and a barbecue fundraiser.
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Local pastors back marriage equality
The two pastors are part of a movement that could get the United Methodist Church to alter its same-sex marriage rules.
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Maine beekeeper:Local ordinance stings
SOUTH PORTLAND — The bees dart around Phil Gaven’s arms and behind his neck, hundreds of them buzzing into the hives and then out toward the green meadow of tall grass and wildflowers.
He never flinches.
Gaven, a hobbyist beekeeper for the past three years, knows that the honeybees are far more interested in gathering water and pollen than they are in stinging him, unless he provokes them or threatens the two hives he erected on a friend’s property near Willard Square.
“Hopefully they’ll fill this within a couple of weeks,” Gaven said, putting his hand on the top of one of the hives. The first honey harvest is running a few weeks late this year.
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At Camp Invention, Maine students come together to take things apart
Camp Invention, in Maine for the first time, stresses fun and teamwork for kids entering grades 1-6.
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National Semiconductor offershope for investment after sale
National Semiconductor had planned to invest another $100 million in its manufacturing facility in South Portland, expanding capacity by about 30 percent over the next five years. But those plans are uncertain now that the maker of analog semiconductors is being acquired by Texas Instruments . . .
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Jetport officials to give public talk
SOUTH PORTLAND — The public is invited to a presentation at City Hall on Wednesday night by three key staffers from the Portland International Jetport. Jetport director Paul Bradbury, security manager Jennifer Dunfee and operations manager Brad Wallace are scheduled to appear in council chambers at City Hall from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Councilor Alan […]