The next meeting will be held Sept. 7. This will be the second and final meeting to vote on whether or not to put the project out to residents.
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Scarborough School Board pressing the Town Council to move forward with the K through 2nd grade school
Like many areas in Maine, Scarborough is trying to sustain a growing population.
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Gorham Road construction in Scarborough begins next phase
People traveling through this area should seek alternate routes to avoid delays.
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Sewage spill causes shellfish closure in Scarborough
The affected area is to reopen Aug. 30.
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Scarborough Town Council to decide whether to put library expansion project on the ballot
The Town Council will vote Aug. 17 on whether to put the project on the November ballot.
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Scarborough’s Summerfest 2022 back in full force this year
This is a family friendly event is full of activities, music, food and more.
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The lack of workforce housing in Maine is impacting many local businesses and residents
Business owners say that without more affordable housing, its difficult to find help.
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Town Council again tables action on Scarborough hotel’s license
Residents of the Comfort Inn & Suites spoke about how living there has helped them.
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At-home abortion pills now in Maine
SOUTH PORTLAND — Carafem expands personalized and medically supported abortion pills to Maine. The world continues to cope with the news about the U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade case. Many women wonder what their next steps are regarding having an abortion. On June 24, the Supreme Court made […]
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Council working with The Downs developers on GMO exemption
The Town Council will bring the matter back up in September.