Seventeen more teachers are needed to accommodate in-person school fulltime because smaller class sizes are required to meet CDC guidelines.
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Festivals, dog park and more are envisioned for The Downs downtown
The Scarborough Downtown Committee recently shared its ideas of potential for what could take place at a new town center.
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Scams targeting veterans
SCARBOROUGH — On April 30, the US Postal Inspection Service warned that scammers are targeting veterans in tricks that have been designed for them. The US Postal Inspection Service said that it has teamed up with AARP on “Operation Protect Veterans,” a crime prevention program that also offers information. According to a press release, the […]
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Southern Maine Agency on Aging continues to help communities aging population
Organization moved to Biddeford from Scarborough earlier this year.
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Parents and students rally in Scarborough for full-time, in-person learning
Group said they want clarity on plans for the fall.
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Fireworks ban in Higgins Beach area of Scarborough approved
Some councilors said they would like a broader ban.
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Public hearing held on Scarborough’s proposed growth management ordinance
Many say the town is growing ‘too fast.’
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Pleasant Hill parents in Scarborough celebrate Earth Day by cleaning schoolyard
The hope is to accommodate space for outside eating and learning.
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Volunteer landowners participate in Maine tick study
Last year’s survey showed Cumberland County ticks to have some of the highest rates of Lyme disease pathogens.
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New members to grow Scarborough Garden Club sought
Club to hold annual plant sale on June 5.