Kerry Anderson of KDA Development in Scarborough wants to convert the former St. John the Evangelist Church into a commercial use and its adjacent parochial school into apartments.
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South Portland hazmat team contains chlorine leak at Rigby Yard
Fire officials say chlorine gas leaked from a loose valve on top of a train car.
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Maine Voices: South Portland’s proposal to ban synthetic pesticides too heavy-handed
Educating the public and creating an organics-only test plot on city property would be better first steps.
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Headstones vandalized at South Portland cemetery
The damage at Forest City Cemetery was discovered by two brothers visiting their parents’ grave sites.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Schools and Education
Mainers in Ecuador safe after earthquake
A group of students and teachers from the Greater Portland Christian School in South Portland is on a mission in the South American country.
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Hand of man responsible for obscuring face of God
Years ago, somebody with the patience of Job chose a natural fix to a South Portland mural known as the ‘googly-eyed Jesus.’
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Plan to ban pesticides in South Portland: A model or a mistake?
Backers say education will be key, critics fear negative impacts and a spreading trend, and it’s unclear whether lawns would get more weedy.
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South Portland gives initial approval to pesticide ban
The council asks city staff to recommend amendments on how it would be enforced and how waivers would be granted in a timely fashion.
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Bridge steel fabricator grows across South Portland
Casco Bay Steel Structures is in the midst of a multimillion-dollar expansion to acquire coveted railroad and harbor access to wider markets along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Motel, neighbors vie to buy buffer zone in South Portland
Noyes Street homeowners will get the first chance to bid on the sliver of land owned by the city.