The council agreed to put up a sign rejecting racism, along with updating an anti-racism resolution and beginning work on a new diversity advisory council — moves that some say are long overdue.
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Three vying for Dem nomination for Senate District 29 seat
State Rep. Anne Carney, Sari Greene and Eben Rose are all seeking the nomination for the seat next month.
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As strawberry season begins, pick-your-own farms adjust to coronavirus guidelines
The restrictions will sound familiar – wash your hands, wear a mask, keep your distance and more – with a few rules specific to berry picking.
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World War II nurse born during Spanish flu pandemic dies from COVID-19
Frances Banks, who was 101 years old, grew up in Cape Elizabeth and was a descendant of the early settlers.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Cape Elizabeth partially opens offices
CAPE ELIZABETH — The town of Cape Elizabeth has partially re-opened municipal offices as of June 1. According to Town Manager Matthew Sturgis, in-person service is available by appointment only from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday in the tax office and offices of the town clerk, assessor, code enforcement, planning, and the […]
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Cape council OKs budget, turf field replacement
Councilors also voted to open Fort Williams Park to vehicular traffic.
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Cape Elizabeth spending plan could mean 1% tax increase
The needs to put a number of projects on hold, and is still deciding whether to pay to replace the artificial turf on the high school football field, which officials say is badly needed.
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Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth reopens, with restrictions
The town-owned park, which features the world-renowned Portland Head Light, reopened Monday after being closed since April 1 because of the virus outbreak.
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Fort Williams re-opens with coronavirus restrictions in place
Visitors are welcome on foot and on bicycles, but no vehicle traffic is allowed for the time being.
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Letter: Greene the right choice for Cape in Democratic primary
Join me in voting for Sari Greene for Maine Senate in the July Democratic primary. I have known Sari for more than 30 years as a colleague, a business partner and a close friend. Her business acumen and accomplishments are impressive, as is her community activism and personal integrity. She is a visionary and a […]