Cape Elizabeth Town Council also asks about ramifications if state’s stay-at-home order is extended.
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Town council moves expressive vendors
The vendors at Fort Williams Park will be moved farther north on the peninsula, away from the corner and crosswalk.
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Hannaford dietitians offering advice
People are looking for ways to eat healthy while staying on a budget during times of uncertainty.
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Saco & Biddeford Savings promotes two
The bank announced the promotions last week.
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Schools will use distance learning for remainder of the year
Questions about graduation plans and end-of-the-year events are still being discussed.
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In trying times, Cape Elizabeth Police continue to serve
Chief Paul Fenton said that officers are using protective measures to prevent spreading or catching Covid-19 as they assist the community.
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‘Bringing Nature Home’ and Earth Week
Maine Audubon will lead a Zoom presentation about invasive species on April 23.
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Cape Elizabeth student showing signs of improvement
The middle school student tested positive for COVID-19 in March.
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Four upcoming blood drives in South Portland
The Red Cross is encouraging healthy donors to make appointments online during the Covid-19 pandemic.