The public libraries in Cape Elizabeth and South Portland are now offering curbside pickup for members.
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Hitting the road in search of water
Activist Katie Spotz is raising $10,000 to bring clean water to Tanzania with her 130-mile run across Maine.
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Cedar tree giveaway is canceled
The South Portland Land Trust gave away all 1,000 cedar saplings last weekend.
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Lawns alive with sound of music
Cape Elizabeth students host Porch Fest, performing at their homes.
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Cape Elizabeth music department earns honors
Two Cape Elizabeth teachers and the department received national and state-wide attention.
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Volunteers tackle Clarks Pond cleanup
The South Portland Land Trust organized the six-person effort at Clarks Pond.
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School district reviews reopening guidelines, recommendations
The district and board of education will continue to discuss fall school reopening options.
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Cape Elizabeth decides on end-of-year schedule
School principals provide a summary of ’emergency’ online learning.
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School district discusses distance learning challenges
Residents weigh in on pass/fail grading system for South Portland High School, that was voted down on May 11.
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Land trust offering free cedar saplings
Residents can help battle climate change by planting donated trees, said the South Portland Land Trust.