The city council voiced support for Portland residents and one South Portland resident who received letters containing homophobic and threatening language.
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Officials offer update on middle school project
The South Portland plan is on schedule for construction to begin in the spring.
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Local leaders discuss racial justice efforts
The panelists spoke on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, hosted by Greater Portland Council of Governments.
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City council examines challenges to budget
South Portland’s finance director presented impact factors on the city’s fiscal year 2022 budget.
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People’s United Methodist Church honors COVID-19 victims
Strips of cloth at the entrance represent those in Maine who have died from the virus.
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New book challenges begin each month
South Portland Parks and Rec is holding a different book challenge each month for school-age children.
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Cape Elizabeth School Board supports facility replacement recommendation
Cape Elizabeth School Board approved the recommendation on Dec. 15.
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UNO’s recognizes singular effort of restaurant workers
South Portland pizzeria offers ‘Restaurant Worker Special’ throughout January.
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South Portland residents deliver holiday cheer
Members of the South Portland community deliver brunch to city’s fire and police departments.
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City council approves purchase of the piggery
The city will purchase the property for $1.5 million with a plan to resell a portion.