A rash of burglaries in the Mitchell Road area has officials urging residents to keep vehicles locked.
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Cape hit by car burglary spree
Police plan to assign some officers to overnight patrols on mountain bikes, particularly in the Mitchell and Shore road areas.
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Cape council puts off bus fees at park, approves funds to buy parcel
Town officials vote to spend $350,000 to help a land trust conserve 63 acres off Shore Road.
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An independent spirit conquers school, work
The reminders of responsibilities are written on envelopes, posted in the dining room of Tanya Ramsey’s apartment. Rent. Electric. Water. Heating. Cable. Sewage and trash. Car insurance. Cellphones. The obligations can be daunting for an adult working full time, let alone an 18-year-old high school senior. But Ramsey is already skilled at managing her monthly […]
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Brunswick High gets set for graduation
The ceremony is tonight at Watson Arena on the Bowdoin campus.
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Maine military history to be shared
A veteran and longtime collector of war memorabilia prepares to open The Maine Military Museum and Learning Center in South Portland.
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Mutual aid response, from 110 miles away: ‘On my way’
Searsport asked for help with an oil tank fire Monday, so a specialized South Portland foam unit quickly headed north.
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South Portland imposes building moratorium for Willard Square
Councilors say a 95-day building moratorium will allow the city to examine traffic and other issues in the neighborhood.
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Educator from N.H. will lead Cape schools
Meredith Nadeau agrees to a three-year contract as superintendent with a $123,000 annual salary.
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Land Trust has option to buy 63-acre parcel
The Cape Elizabeth tract is adjacent to Robinson Woods, a wildlife habitat and recreation area.