FREEPORT — Freeport native Eli Pier always knew she wanted to pursue a career with social impact, and she knew she wanted to live abroad after college. What she didn’t know was that her journey would lead her to join more than 50 Mainers now serving in the Peace Corps. Pier, 24, will depart on […]
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South Portland hires consultant to address air quality concerns
SOUTH PORTLAND — The City Council voted unanimously Monday to hire Consensus Building Institute, Inc. to help the Clean Air Advisory Committee create recommendations to “protect citizen health and quality of life.” The Portland-based company, which promotes collaboration as a way to solve complex problems, says on its website that the staff are experts in […]
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Increase in homeless, English language-learners challenges SoPo schools
In his annual address, Superintendent of Schools Ken Kunin also said there’s much to be proud of.
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Cape Elizabeth seeks partner for solar project
Under the proposal, the town would provide the land and the developer would bear the cost of the project and maintain the system for up to 20 years.
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, Southern Forecaster
With ‘significant success’ area communities plan to continue recycling outreach
An eight-week pilot program led to a reduction in recycling load contamination rates, along with cost savings.
Posted inNorthern Forecaster
Ten residential duplexes proposed in West Falmouth
The project would bring 20 units of multifamily housing to Gray Road.
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Cumberland looks to save $20K in first year with new solar field
The 1,248-panel array is expected to produce more than 630,000 kilowatt hours of electricity a year for town facilities.
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Expo’s future depends on repairs, city manager says
Projects would include new roofing, a new hot water tank and money to begin a renovation plan.
Posted inPortland Forecaster
City Council’s OK on operations moves shelter to design stage
The City Council’s approval of operation policies for the new homeless shelter means the building can be designed and cost estimates can be made.
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Salt Pump challenges community to adult bouldering competition
The Feb. 8 Clampdown begins at noon and includes an afternoon of climbing before the finals at 5 p.m.