Their decision, expected to come next Monday, will affect public access to the seaside in the Shore Acres subdivision and near Lighthouse Point.
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Wind, rain storm batters greater Portland
PORTLAND — Thousands of southern Maine residents and businesses remained without power Tuesday and roads, government offices and schools were still closed after a record-setting wind and rain storm battered Maine Sunday night and Monday. More than a third of Portland’s Central Maine Power customers remained without electricity Tuesday morning. Specific outage information by town […]
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Cape Elizabeth schools reopen after gas station cleanup
CAPE ELIZABETH — Two schools reopened as usual Friday after students were sent home early Oct. 26 because of a gasoline spill at a nearby business. Pond Cove Elementary School and Cape Elizabeth Middle School were evacuated between 10:45 and 11:45 a.m. after reports of a strong odor coming from a gasoline spill at Cumberland Farms […]
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Cape Elizabeth considers revising limits on dogs at Fort Williams
The town’s ordinance committee today will take up a proposal to extend off-leash areas but prohibit dogs from multi-purpose fields for 7 months of the year.
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Gasoline odor forces early dismissal of 2 Cape Elizabeth schools
A customer pumping gas at a nearby Cumberland Farms overfilled their tank, causing the fuel spill.
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Cape Elizabeth Police Beat: Oct. 27
Arrests No arrests were reported from Oct. 17-23. Summonses 10/17 at 9:33 a.m. Adam Uldall, 36, no address listed, of Poland, was issued a summons on Route 77 by Officer Eric Vanasse on a charge of operating an uninspected vehicle. 10/17 at 1:08 p.m. Paul Moughamian, 28, no address listed, of Anchorage, Alaska, was issued a summons […]
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Cape Elizabeth may revise limits on dogs at Fort Williams
CAPE ELIZABETH — Hands in pockets, Dan Chase mingled with friends and fellow dog walkers while keeping an eye on his energetic 15-month old Labradoodle, Cammie. Mira, his other dog, sat loyally by his side, untethered. Chase brings Cammie and Mira to Fort Williams Park every afternoon around 4 p.m., unleashes them, and lets them roam with […]
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The Forecaster earns 17 Maine Press Association awards
BAR HARBOR — Staff of The Forecaster received 17 awards for journalism excellence at the annual conference of the Maine Press Association, including third place for General Excellence and second place for Freedom of Information. The newspaper’s honors included 10 first-place awards, three for second place and four for third. The awards were presented Saturday, Oct. […]
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Four candidates vie for 2 council seats in Cape Elizabeth
Town government newcomers Peter McCarthy and Valerie Randall are competing against Christopher Straw, a former Board of Zoning Appeals member, and James Tasse, Conservation Committee chairman.
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Cape Elizabeth Police Beat: Oct. 20
Arrests 10/11 at 12:06 a.m. Isaac Wade, 22, no address listed, of Portland, was arrested on Shore Road by Officer Ben Davis on charges of operating without lights, violating conditions of release, and attaching false plates. Summonses 10/10 at 4:55 p.m. James Steinberg, 42, no address listed, of Cape Elizabeth, was issued a summons on Spurwink […]