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South Portland City Council

Published
March 3, 2022

Maine Mall area hotels will stop hosting emergency shelter

The pending loss of housing at Days Inn and Comfort Inn will pose challenges.
Published
March 2, 2022

South Portland city mask mandate has expired

Although the mask mandate has expired, Maine CDC still recommends face coverings to be worn in public indoor settings.
Published
February 23, 2022

South Portland lifts public indoor mask mandate

City Manager Scott Morelli also rescinded the mask mandate in municipal buildings but encourages continued masking indoors regardless of vaccination status.
Published
January 26, 2022

South Portland mask mandate put in place

Masks will be required even at businesses that require proof of vaccination.
Published
January 20, 2022

South Portland to enact mask mandate

The mandate, which will apply to all public buildings in the city, likely will be in effect as early as Friday.

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Published
November 2, 2021

Pride and Cohen win South Portland City Council seats

Voters picked one of two candidates who offered a more moderate approach and backed a $4.5 million open space bond.
Published
October 27, 2021

South Portland council amends offseason leash proposal yet again

Under a new proposal, dogs would have to be leashed during midday hours at Willard Beach and Hinckley Park.
Published
October 25, 2021

In South Portland council races, it’s moderates against progressives

Mayor Misha Pride is challenged by longtime school board Chairman Richard Matthews in District 3, and former councilor Linda Cohen faces human rights leader Margaret Brownlee in District 4.
Published
October 25, 2021

South Portland hires outside firm to investigate public accusation against councilor

A lawyer specializing in workplace law will investigate the complaint made against City Councilor Katelyn Bruzgo.
Published
October 6, 2021

South Portland dog debate heats up ahead of council vote

The South Portland City Council will vote on an amendment on Tuesday that has some residents approval and a dog group in protest.