South Portland fire department’s newly designed building recognized by Firehouse magazine.
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South Portland Red Riots Winter Sports Preview
BOYS’ BASKETBALL Coach: Kevin Millington (seventh year, 83-32 overall record) 2019-20 record: 20-1 (Lost, 61-55, in overtime, to Thornton Academy in Class AA South Final) 2020-21 record: 8-2 (no postseason, COVID) Top returning players: Owen Maloney (Senior), J.P. Estrella (Junior), Jaelen Jackson (Junior) Pivotal games: Dec. 21 FALMOUTH, Dec. 23 @ Thornton Academy, Jan. 11 […]
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Boxes are piling up at Maine businesses, creating safety problems
South Portland firefighters worry about stores that have boxes in aisles and blocking exits and not enough workers to move them.
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South Portland police mourn death of veteran officer at 50
Steve Connors, who died this week unexpectedly, was shot four times while making an arrest in 2006.
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Developers of former South Portland Shipyard focus on sustainability
Owners of the prime 30-acre coastal site have hired a world-renowned sustainability expert to help them shape its redevelopment.
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Sewer main break closes Willard Beach in South Portland
The beach on Casco Bay is a popular offseason destination for dog walkers and others in Greater Portland.
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Entrepreneur aims to reopen Clarks Pond cinema in South Portland
The former Cinemagic location in the Clarks Pond shopping center could start screening movies again by the end of the year.
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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.
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South Portland council candidate debate slated for Oct. 21
The South Portland Land Trust will give City Council candidates an opportunity to present their views on a wide range of environmental issues, including those related to the use of open space in the city, when it hosts a debate from 7-8:30 p.m. Oct. 21. The debate will be held virtually and broadcast live on […]
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Maine Voices: South Portland should not shut out the dogs
In the continuing pandemic, the opportunity to socialize outdoors with four-legged companions is a cherished refuge.