The proposed new roadway would cost at least $26.45 million.
South Portland City Council
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Meet the candidates on the ballot in South Portland
In November, residents will vote to fill City Council and school board positions.
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Mahoney at center of South Portland City Council goals
The council expects to adopt the same goals it had last year, with the addition of effectively reusing the former Mahoney Middle School building.
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South Portland’s District 4 council candidates vow to address tax increases, housing shortage
Incumbent Steven Riley and challenger Jessica Walker both say property taxes and the housing shortage are top priorities.
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Easing tax burden among South Portland District 3 council candidates’ priorities
Incumbent Mayor Misha Pride is being challenged by city of Portland employee Rob Kierstead for the District 3 seat.
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South Portland plans $74 million renovation of Mahoney Middle. Residents ask if it’s needed.
The City Council has endorsed a plan to transform the former middle school into a city hall campus that will include expansions for the public library and a new police station.
Posted inSouth Portland Sentry
South Portland revaluation prompts outcry
The majority of residents’ property taxes will be going up with the projected revaluation.
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South Portland to rename municipal services building in honor of Russ Lunt
“I think it is a unique circumstance that we may never see again,” Mayor Misha Pride said. “There is just no replacing or succeeding a Russ Lunt.”
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South Portland council hires consultant to help make Mahoney decision
The independent review will look at two possible options for the former middle school property: a municipal campus and affordable housing.
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South Portland Human Rights Commission retains its funding
Residents turn out to defend the commission’s work and funding at a council workshop where potential budget cuts were on the table.