People are looking for ways to eat healthy while staying on a budget during times of uncertainty.
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Scarborough school calendar approved
There will be 177 student days in the 2020-21 year.
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Scarborough Community Services features video game madness
Even though students can’t connect through school athletics right now, virtual sports have been keeping kids and teens busy.
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Veterinarians adapt ways to help patients during pandemic
Cats on Call Animal Hospital is using telemedicine to see clients with health concerns about their pets during Covid-19.
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Lines form as people wait to shop
In order to maintain social distancing because of the coronavirus pandemic, there is a limit to how many people are allowed in Maine grocery stories.
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Restaurants open during covid
Even though dining in isn’t an option right now, local restaurants continue to serve customers.
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Scarborough Distance Learning Plan approved
The Distance Learning Plan is required by the Department of Education, addressing education goals during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Like many others, Scarborough schools close for school year
The superintendent will provide more updates.
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Scarborough-based Abbott Labs provides rapid Covid-19 test kits
The kits are now in use at Martin’s Point Health Care centers in Portland and Brunswick.
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Proposed municipal and school budget totals $73 million
The Town Council discussed how Covid-19 may affect the municipal budget conversation.