Veterans Count Maine, a program of Easterseals, is raising money this week with a rappelling event at 1 Canal Plaza in downtown Portland.
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Fake active shooter report locks down Portland middle school
A report of an active shooter Monday morning at King Middle School in Portland was determined to be a hoax, the police chief said. “This reckless disregard for the safety and tranquility of our community’s students and staff, not to mention the broad diversion of critical emergency resources, is reprehensible,” said Portland Police Chief Frank […]
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Talbot Community School says goodbye to two veteran literacy specialists
Literacy interventionists Maureen Lovejoy and Jennifer Rogers are retiring after spending decades teaching in Portland.
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Portland police make arrest in Bayside stabbing
Assaults in other areas of the city remain under investigation.
Posted inSouthern Forecaster
Pingree questions ICE, vet center move to Scarborough
The purpose and scope of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in the town remains a mystery.
Posted inSouthern Forecaster
Voters approve $54 million South Portland school budget
The vote precedes the final municipal budget workshop this week by the City Council.
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Election results: Cumberland, Falmouth, North Yarmouth, Yarmouth
Mark Segrist handily wins a spot on the Cumberland Town Council, while most other incumbents in Falmouth, Yarmouth and North Yarmouth retain their seats on councils and school boards.
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Election results: Cumberland, Falmouth, North Yarmouth, Yarmouth
Mark Segrist handily wins a spot on the Cumberland Town Council, while most other incumbents in Falmouth, Yarmouth and North Yarmouth retain their seats on councils and school boards.
Posted inSouthern Forecaster
Voters pass $29 million school budget in Cape Elizabeth
Voters approved the budget by nearly 150 votes, with a 5% voter turnout.
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South Portland studio gets in on selfie trend
The Selfie Store allows customers to take photos of themselves in various whimsical and creative environments, a retail trend that has been popping up nationwide for at least the past five years.