SOUTH PORTLAND — City officials, volunteers and residents gathered at Mill Creek Park for South Portland’s first Juneteenth celebration. With live music from local musicians Kenya Hall and Kafari, people gathered to recognize the holiday as well as World Refugee Day, a United Nations holiday celebrated on June 20. Established as a federal holiday by […]

Kate Hodgson, a South Portland resident, will sell ghost rope bowls, made of rope from fishermen nets, on July 10.

Katie Spotz raised $26,000 last year for clean water through various athletic challenges.

Cape Elizabeth and South Portland voters accept school budgets during the June 8 election.

The group usually meets on the first Friday of every month from April through October.

The owners hope to open centers in other Maine communities.

Construction has started on the state-funded school, which is expected to be completed in 2023.

Three students learned more about the responsibilities of police officers through their senior transition project.

The ordinance could impact anyone in the city wishing to cut trees.

Ella Briman, a member of Cape Elizabeth High School’s class of 2021, interned for U.S. Senate candidate Sara Gideon in 2020.