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Scarborough Land Trust accepts 32.23 acres to be added to Elaine Stimson Warren Woods Preserve

Over the last two years the Scarborough Land Trust (SLT) worked with the company developing 35 Mussey Road. This property is of high interest to SLT because of its proximity to its Elaine Stimson Warren Woods Preserve and the Nonesuch River. The property owner, A.R. Building Company, was receptive to SLT’s input on protecting both […]

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Letters to the Editor, Aug. 26

Scarborough’s Consolidated K-3 School Proposal To the editor, This November Scarborough citizens likely will have an opportunity to vote whether or not to build a consolidated K-3 school. Grappling with school facilities has been an ongoing exercise since the mid-80s. Only this time, unlike all previous school expansions or new construction, the preferred site is […]

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Southern Meetings: Aug. 18-25

Cape Elizabeth Tue.  8/22  7 p.m.  Board of Zoning Appeals  Zoom, Town Hall Scarborough Tue.  8/22  1 p.m.  Senior Advisory Committee  Zoom Tue.  8/22  6:30 p.m.  Transportation Committee  Zoom, Town Hall Wed.  8/23  8 a.m.  Sustainability Committee  Zoom, Municipal Bldg Wed.  8/23  6 p.m.  Housing Alliance  Zoom, Town Hall Thu.  8/24  4 p.m.  Ordinance Committee  […]

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School Report: Community and collaboration join for student success in new unified school

When speaking to families about the new unified school, which voters will be asked to move forward on the November ballot, one of the concerns many bring forth is losing the community feel fostered in our current K-2 schools. I understand this concern whole-heartedly. Community is crucial for the successful development and education of a […]

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Nature Notes: Monach butterflies are important pollinaters, but their numbers are declining

Almost everyone can identify a brightly colored orange and black butterfly as the monarch. Birds can also identify this color scheme as nature’s way of saying, “I am toxic and taste bad.” Monarch butterflies, as caterpillars, eat the leaves of various milkweed plants, storing up toxins from the leaves in their bodies. It is these […]