Warmer weather has led to road closures in Scarborough to protect roads from costly damage as roads begin to thaw from the long winter.
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Scarborough Police Deputy Chief John O’Malley retires
A congratulations are in order to Deputy Chief John O’Malley for his numerous years with the Scarborough Police Department.
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February is Browntail Moth Awareness Month
Be on the look out for browntail moth nests in your community.
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Scarborough High School tackles teen dating violence
The school has put a project in place that students can interact with.
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Fan pays $118,000 for Tom Brady card at Scarborough auction
SCARBOROUGH — Despite the announcement of his recent retirement, Tom Brady’s popularity hasn’t wanned. And even though he left the Patriots in 2019 to play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, there are many New Englanders who are still big fans of the quarterback who led the Patriots to six superbowl wins and the Buccaneers to […]
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Scarborough Police Department receives grant for LEAD program
Funding is for a program designed to help those with substance abuse disorder.
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Throw away your reusable masks, help save wildlife
SCARBOROUGH—Due to the COVID-19 surge there has been an increased use of and demand for disposable masks. In turn, the Town of Scarborough has seen an increased number of masks littering the ground. Town officials are asking people to please throw away their masks in the trash bin when finished using them, according to […]
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Downs developers asking for a housing cap exemption
The Downs developers told Town Council many more homes than are currently allowed are necessary for the success of a town center.
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Scarborough police asking people to watch surroundings
Scarborough Police Department warn incident at Walmart wasn’t a crime but to be aware of surroundings.
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Scarborough to receive $4.8 million to support dredging
The dredging project will help clear the way for vessels.