Since our fishing shacks washed away in January, I’ve had several opportunities to talk with Richard Holt, a fisherman who once used one of the shacks at Fisherman’s Point. Richard is descended from a long line of fishermen and sea captains. We take a look this week at the interesting life of his grandfather, Capt. […]
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Our Sustainable City – Wild Seed Project: Returning native plants to the Maine landscape
This past year, South Portland launched its 100 Resilient Yards program in an effort to promote organic land care and biodiverse landscapes. There was astounding interest from residents to participate in the program, with over 430 applications. After choosing 100 sites, we provided technical expertise and resources to help residents begin to transform their properties […]
South Portland voters fill vacant legislative seat
Democrat Matthew Beck won a 3-way race to fill the House District 122 seat.
Police say South Portland teen burned Pride flags, joked about school shootings
The new evidence is revealed in a hearing to determine if the 17 year old should be tried as an adult on a criminal solicitation of murder charge. He is accused of asking another student to help carry out a school shooting in South Portland.
Southern Meetings: March 8-15
Cape Elizabeth Mon. 3/11 7 p.m. Town Council Town Hall Tue. 3/12 6:30 p.m. School Board Town Hall Tue. 3/12 7 p.m. Conservation Committee Town Hall Wed. 3/13 5:30 p.m. Community Services Community Center Wed. 3/13 6 p.m. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion T.M. Library Wed. 3/13 7 p.m. Town Council Workshop Town Hall Thu. 3/14 8:30 […]
Community News – Church of the Nazarene plans Easter Egg Hunt
First Light South Portland Church of the Nazarene will host an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event is free and open to children ages 10 and younger. More than 7,000 eggs will be filled with treats and every child will get to find one Lucky Golden […]
Police say South Portland teen accused of planning school attack glorified Columbine shooters
A judge is considering if the 17-year-old will be tried as an adult after his friend told police he was plotting a school shooting and had racist beliefs.
Maine receives grant for Clean Energy Initiative
Maine Gov. Janet Mills announced a $10 million federal grant to fund whole-home heat pump solutions for mobile and manufactured homes, aiming to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions in rural areas.
South Portland Middle School prepares students for future careers with inaugural career fair
The inaugural career fair offers hands-on experiences and presentations to prepare students for future career paths and foster community connections.
Maine Restaurant Week: a culinary celebration across the state
Maine Restaurant Week, now in its 16th year, promises a diverse culinary journey across the state, featuring over 70 restaurants and innovative dishes, while supporting the local economy and promoting tourism.