The tract would essentially double the size of Robinson Woods.
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Cape picks next schools chief
Meredith Nadeau, a school official in Durham, N.H., replaces Alan Hawkins, who retired in December after serving as superintendent for five years.
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South Portland residents get a look at school ‘investment’
Officials invite the public to see plans of the $47 million high-school renovation, slated to finish in 2015.
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High school open house puts design before public
South Portland residents are encouraged to offer their opinions on the high school renovation project.
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Food market flap forces closer look at local ideals
Developers say their Willard Square plan was misconstrued; critics cite traffic, safety and the health of existing business.
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Augusta man arrested after standoff
AUGUSTA — A 47-year-old man faces charges of domestic violence assault, criminal threatening, terrorizing and creating a police standoff after an altercation this morning at an apartment on Penobscot Street. Wayne M. Thompson allegedly assaulted a female around 1:50 a.m. today. When Augusta police tried to speak with Thompson, he locked himself in the apartment, […]
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South Portland poised to add to housing for seniors, disabled
A proposal to build 40 units off Ridgeland Avenue gets a tentative Planning Board nod.
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Water tests are worth wading for
Volunteers, including students, play a critical role in monitoring the water at Maine beaches in summer.
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Willard Square plan put on hold
South Portland’s Planning Board votes for a three-month moratorium on new construction in the area.
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Reopened search yields two schools chief finalists
‘I’m hoping next week we’ll have something to announce,’ says the head of Cape’s school board.