Town Councilor Paul Johnson resigned from the Scarborough Town Council this week to accept a position with the Greater Portland Council of Governments as its senior economic development manager. Johnson will manage the agency’s revolving loan programs and will develop a new GPCOG service, providing planning services to cities and towns and developers to help […]
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Scarborough will hold special election to replace councilor
Paul Johnson resigned this week to take a job with the Greater Portland Council of Governments.
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Southern Meetings: March 25-April 1
Cape Elizabeth Information on remote access at capeelizabeth.com. Wed. 3/30 3 p.m. School Board Policy Committee Town Hall Wed. 3/30 7 p.m. Appointments Committee Town Hall Thur. 3/31 6:30 p.m. School Board Building Oversight Committee Scarborough Check scarboroughmaine.org for information on remote access. Thur. 3/30 6 p.m. Special Town Council Meeting Town Hall/Virtual Fri. 4/1 8 […]
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Scarborough police arrest man after standoff at Scarborough Downs
Adam Jutkiewicz, 35, was taken into custody without incident after police say they found him in a maintenance shed at the old Scarborough Downs racetrack.
Posted inScarborough Leader, Southern Maine Weeklies
Virtual program on climate courage and mental health at Scarborough library
Dr. Anne Hallward, the host and founder of Safe Space Radio (SafeSpaceRadio.com) and a board-certified psychiatrist in Portland, will present Climate Courage and Mental Health on Tuesday, March 29 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. through a partnership between Prince Memorial Library (Cumberland), Scarborough Public Library, and York Public Library. This virtual talk will explore how […]
Posted inScarborough Leader, Southern Maine Weeklies
Scarborough parishioners helping neighbors in need with “40 Cans for Lent”
SCARBOROUGH — During the pandemic, many people are finding themselves struggling to feed their families, an increase in need that has once again inspired St. John Paul II Parish (St. Maximilian Kolbe Church, Scarborough; Holy Cross Church, South Portland; St. Bartholomew Church, Cape Elizabeth) to act. “40 Cans for Lent” is an initiative organized by […]
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Scarborough’s old fire station now open as a market
Harbor Fish Market and Rosemont Market and Bakery moved into the location.
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Spring Passport Day is around the corner
SCARBOROUGH — Annual Passport Day in Scarborough will be held on Saturday, April 30, at the Community Services Hub located at 418 Payne Road, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Instructions will be provided via email as to what to expect and what to bring to the appointment, according to the town of Scarborough website. […]
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Letters, March 18
Swimming is great for young and old To the editor, Congratulations to our Scarborough state championship swim team and their coach Eric French. Scarborough is fortunate to have a full slate of athletic opportunities for all interested students to participate in as they progress through their educational experience. These activities are supported by the taxpayer, […]
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Support Scarborough senior programs through Fight Hunger Bag
Help seniors and the environment at the same time.