Recently, you may have noticed metal buckets protruding from tree trunks or thin plastic tubes connecting trees — signs of maple syrup season. Maine has a rich history of maple syrup production, beginning with the indigenous peoples who first discovered the sweet sap. Today, the tradition continues, preserving a time-honored practice deeply rooted in the […]
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Scarborough assessor conducts town-wide revaluation
The revaluation is being done to ensure that all property owners pay their fair share.
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Spring updates on town boards and committees
The Town of Scarborough has several citizen-led boards and committees working on issues to enhance our community. See what some of the active boards and committees have been up to in the past few months. Find the full details on the Town of Scarborough website, shared in our latest Board & Committee Newsletter. Some of […]
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Scarborough gears up for 13th annual Race 2 The Point 5K
The 13th annual Race 2 The Point 5K Run/Walk in Scarborough, taking place on March 23, has widespread community participation and backing from local businesses, all rallying to support the event’s contributions to local schools.
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Community forums scheduled on Scarborough superintendent search
The Scarborough Board of Education is seeking input from staff and school and community members as they search for a new superintendent. Residents will be asked at two listening sessions, Thursday, March 28, and Monday, April 1, both at 6 p.m. on Zoom, to discuss the qualities and characteristics they’d like to see in the […]
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Scarborough Community Services to hold family Easter events
Scarborough Community Services has two events coming up to help children and their families celebrate Easter. The Easter Bunny has already visited Scarborough and has dropped eggs all over the town. The community services department is asking for help to retrace the bunny’s tracks in a Park Hop. A coloring page map will lead families […]
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Saco roofing contractor cited for safety violations is accused of failing to provide workers’ comp
Found not guilty of workplace manslaughter after a roofer fell to his death in 2018, Shawn Purvis was back before a judge Wednesday, this time facing charges from the Maine Workers’ Compensation Board.
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People and Business: March 13
Hires, promotions, appointments Pawel Binczyk was named a shareholder at Portland law firm Bernstein Shur’s labor and employment, litigation and dispute resolution, and food and beverage practice groups. He has served part time as a general counsel for the Maine Army National Guard. David Dyer has joined law firm Verrill’s Portland office as an associate in […]
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Southern Meetings: March 15-22
Cape Elizabeth Mon. 3/18 6 p.m. Council Budget Workshop Town Hall Tue. 3/19 6:30 p.m. School Budget Workshop CEHS Tue. 3/19 7 p.m. Planning Board Zoom, Town Hall Wed. 3/20 6 p.m. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion T.M. Library Thu. 3/21 8:30 a.m. School Building Advisory Zoom Thu. 3/21 6 p.m. Council Budget Workshop Town Hall Thu. […]
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In the Know: Scarborough staff serves community
While many think of Scarborough as a great place to live, go to the beach, or enjoy nature, our municipality is also the workplace for nearly 200 full-time employees. The Town of Scarborough relies on the strengths, skill sets, and passions of individuals who choose a career in public service. The Town of Scarborough is […]