Local officials always “err on the side of caution” when a call comes in.
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Harpswell woman sculpts artwork from seashore debris
Joanne Tarlin hopes to illuminate the dangers of climate change. Her sculptures and paintings will be on exhibit in August in Portland.
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Topsham to host its first National Night Out
The community event, a collaboration between the Parks and Recreation, Fire and Police departments, will include activities and food and is designed to build relationships between residents and first responders.
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Cooking at the Cove: A simple summer supper
You need this main dish recipe and accompanying salad in your life for all those days you want to be at the beach, in the garden or want to come home from work and do nothing but sip a cool drink and rest in a hammock. Planning just a bit can leave room in your […]
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Fun and games also on menu at South Portland Food Cupboard
Teams from the Police Department and City Hall will be among the contestants in the latest round of The Games, a community event designed to spread amusement and awareness.
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Cape Elizabeth school project estimated at $126.5 million
The School Board and Town Council will hold a joint workshop on the latest plan next week.
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Scarborough library to celebrate the arts outdoors
Books, music, drawings and more from local creators will be part of the July 30 Arts on the Lawn event.
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Brunswick group fosters connections for singles over 55
Connected was founded to bring together older people without partners, who often find it challenging to meet others, for speakers and good conversations.
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Bath launches free composting initiative for residents
The city has distributed 75 of 100 composting bins made of old lobster traps and hopes they spark further action to fight climate change at the local level.
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PTA: Community comes through for Bath school damaged in fire
From moral support to financial donations, including $10,000 raised at a fundraising event last weekend, the Bath community has showered the fire-damaged Dike Newell School’s students and teachers with “an outpouring of love,” the PTA says.