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S.P. council mulls viability of 'solar farm'

SOUTH PORTLAND — A report about the feasibility of constructing a solar farm created what Councilor Patricia Smith called a “mixed bag” at a City Council workshop on Monday night.  Representatives from ReVision Energy told the council that the city’s capped landfill off Highland Avenue is the perfect site for a solar photovoltaic farm that would […]

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S.P. OKs plans for Jetport Plaza coffee shop

SOUTH PORTLAND — Members of the Planning Board on Tuesday approved the site plan for a new coffee shop in Jetport Plaza.  The plan details the construction of a 650-square-foot Aroma Joe’s Coffee to be built at 429 Western Ave. The building will offer drive-through service only, and will be situated on the existing front parking lot, […]

Posted inCoastal Journal, Northern Forecaster, The Forecaster

Senate District 24 candidates speak out at Brunswick forum

BRUNSWICK — Candidates in a three-way race for state Senate District 24 on Wednesday spoke about a wide range of issues including welfare, taxes, the minimum wage and partisan politics during an election forum held in the Brunswick Town Office. Democrat Sen. Stan Gerzofsky, who is running for his fourth term in the Senate, is […]

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Alleged racist taunts mar Scarborough soccer match

SCARBOROUGH — Alleged racist language at a recent high school soccer game has prompted investigations by Scarborough and Portland school superintendents, both of whom denounced the behavior. Parents and others charge that racial slurs and insults were directed toward members of the Deering High School boys’ soccer team during an Oct. 7 game against home […]

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Harpswell charter school thrives in its sophomore year

HARPSWELL — Now in its second year, Harpswell Coastal Academy has doubled its students and staff, added two new grades and broadened programming and long-term projects in its classrooms. That’s a lot of transition for the fledgling charter school, and Headmaster John D’Anieri admits he expected the second year to be harder than the first. […]