Loyal Companion hosts the nonprofit twice a month, said store manager Patricia Crawford, but if she could get more volunteers, No Bowl Empty could be there each week.
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Free workshop hosted by Scarborough Community Connections
The event will take place on Jan. 14 from 6 to 8p.m. at St. Nicholas Episcopal Church, located on Route 1 in Scarborough.
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Scarborough School Board recommends consolidation
The building steering committee is unanimous in the decision to consolidate Scarborough’s three primary schools, and a public forum will be held on Dec. 19.
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Long Range Planning Committee looks into regulating food trucks
Susan Bayley-Clough, co-owner of four Scarborough restaurants, told the Long Range Planning Committee that while she isn’t against food trucks in the area, she does have a few concerns.
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Committee discusses marijuana cultivation and manufacturing
After a first reading of an ordinance regarding commercial marijuana cultivation, residents on Dec. 4 asked the Scarborough Town Council if odor regulation is possible.
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Student art on display at Scarborough High School
Visual arts teacher Erin Landry-Fowler says the show provides more exposure for the school’s art program.
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Home for the holidays craft show and more fairs
There will be three craft fairs on Dec. 7 in Scarborough if anyone missed the Home for the Holidays Craft Show.
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Police department discusses addiction with high school parents
Scarborough High School Principal Susan Ketch said that she wants parents to be educated, and teach their own children, about the recent drug issues the state is facing, so teens and young adults will be safe and responsible.
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Three from Scarborough graduate from police academy
SCARBOROUGH — New police officers serving in Scarborough are among the 62 newest graduates of the Maine Criminal Justice Academy. The officers graduated on Wednesday, Nov. 27, after 18 weeks of training, in ceremonies at MCJA in Vassalboro. Among the topics studied were crime scene processing, first aid, traffic and criminal law, domestic violence and […]
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Scarborough Downs Crossroads District development changes tabled
The developers for the Scarborough Downs Crossroads District would like a 15-acre parcel of undeveloped land that would serve as a buffer between the project and its neighbors rezoned.