Extra staff will be needed in new school year.
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Maine Pottery Tour takes place May 1-2
Studios throughout the state will be open to the public.
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Spring clean-up at Scarborough Marsh going on now
Trash is being picked up through May 2.
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Fireworks ban south of US Route 1 proposed in Scarborough
Those in favor say fireworks threaten shore birds and other wildlife on town’s beaches.
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Stream explorers wanted
Volunteers would be trained to survey large aquatic insects in southern Maine streams.
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Scarborough council seeks public input on Growth Management Ordinance
The council is investigating changes to how housing permits are distributed.
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Scarborough council hasn’t decided whether to grant tax break for senior housing project
The developers say they need a credit enhancement agreement to proceed.
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Statewide Virtual Career Fair to take place in May
There will be speakers, Q&A’s and more.
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School Board delivers statement of unity against racism
SCARBOROUGH — After a Scarborough family reported being a target of a racist note, the board of education, district council leadership and high school civil rights club encouraged education and discussion in a joint statement. On March 22, a family said they found a racist hate-note on their car, April Sither, board chair, said. The […]