The team's revival gives middle schoolers the opportunity to connect with others in the wider deaf and hard of hearing community. Events include a reading of the Declaration of Independence at 9:30 a.m. and fireworks at night. In addition to training New Mainers for textile jobs, Common Threads is branching out with a new store, consignment shop and classes for the general public. The Forecaster Gnomes galore at South Portland-Cape Elizabeth upcoming SpringFest The lead-up to. It's the place where you find funny descriptions of the recent police blotter in your town. The 95 apartments in two buildings behind the old Mercy Hospital will go to those making less than the city's median income. Two brothers hope to have Trudy Bird Brewing Co., named after their grandmother, up and running by early summer in North Yarmouth. Airlines have resumed and added flights to and from the Portland International Jetport. The center, which would be open seven days a week and provide meals and a respite from the weather, would be paid for in part by federal coronavirus relief funding. Anna Trevorrow and Sarah Michniewicz are competing to replace Councilor Belinda Ray, who did not seek re-election. The Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland says interest in pet adoption is 'three times higher' than pre-pandemic days, but adoptions were down by about 28% because of a lack of available animals. Subscribers are able to stream multiple devices simultaneously with the same speed for uploads and downloads. The Portland Housing Authority's Foster Youth Independence program has helped 30 young adults find housing since last June and it continues to assist them in setting and achieving goals. Eamon White custom designed cleats for a New York Jets player as part of an NFL campaign to support players' causes. Jackie Mundry's beloved grandmother was diagnosed with dementia and Mundry's marathon team is raising funds to benefit the national Alzheimer's Association. Virtual career fair brings expanded opportunities for middle schoolers and students in more remote areas. Cape Elizabeth resident Trevor Maxwell's Man Up to Cancer community has taken off across the country, inspiring men not to go through it alone. "It will be great to be up there offering this music of hope and inspiration in such a difficult year," the Classical Uprising artistic director says. The statement will be a foundation for the town's new 10-year comprehensive plan. The video also sparked outrage at the country's latest instance of police. An Opa-locka Police sergeant who is also the town mayor's brother was arrested on multiple charges after authorities said he spent years beating his wife and kids. The Sept. 12 will kick off with a parade and include 60 musical performances on porches around the neighborhood. High-potency marijuana used in vape pens and other devices increases the risks, according to experts at a forum in Yarmouth. The once-obscure sport has quickly grown into one of the area's most popular activities. 1 train around 1:15 a.m. when he confronted the teens, who may have been smoking weed at the time, too. SAD 51 is facing an ed tech shortage ahead of summer hiring, Yarmouth saw double the usual number of resignations and retirements during the 2021-2022 school year and Falmouth has more than 20 vacancies. With the goals of teaching the importance of skilled trades and giving students a stake in the project, Hebert Construction hires teenagers for the renovation of the Travis Roy Ice Arena. Ruth Thurston-Coffey, who is having heart surgery this week, said she is overwhelmed by the outpouring of support. It's also donating $25 back to the project for each hour individual students are on the clock. A branding campaign will culminate in a marketing plan and streamlining the town's website. The post has been vacant since Rosemary Roy stepped down in July. Friends of Phoever Maine's Truc Huynh, who died at age 40 June 18, say he was a selfless hard worker who was dedicated to helping others. Funding from the latest coronavirus relief package would help keep the arena operating until it can host large live events again. The $5.5 million expansion project at 317 Main includes a performance hall, 10 studios and an elevator for handicapped accessibility and is expected to be completed by December. Twelve childhood friends meet monthly to socialize and play a fun little dice game. To host a limited number of shows, organizers must first receive Westbrook Planning Board approval of a noise plan, ensure they have enough employees and find available performing artists. Maine's tallest building OK'd for downtown Portland. The correlation between testing levels and cases is unclear because a number of factors, according to the town's task force. Wilcox observed signs of impairment and conducted Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. Camp Laughing Grass provides a cannabis friendly summer destination for patrons 21 and over. Jon Hinck and Victoria Pelletier also want to help tackle violent crime in the city. The residents in opposition believe the proposed complex detracts from the historic New England feel of the town and does not comply with local ordinances. Dixie Hayes of the North Yarmouth Historical Society authors a children's book about the Old Town House that she hopes will appeal to young readers and adults alike. "Over the Path," sculptures of swallows and swifts by John Bowdren, can be found overlooking the Blake Skating Pond in the village. Before the homeless crisis can be solved, the extent of the problem has to be defined, especially in areas like the Lakes Region that lack resources. Once the Falmouth Town Council authorizes $200,000 for the safety improvements, the project will be put out to bid. Raising the wharf 2-3 feet is also being considered as sea-level rise threatens the coastal community. The local band was on the brink of breaking up even before their first show because of a vocalist's medical issue. Decentraland Vs. Rondrick Marqualin Grant, 26, of Kilgore, was held Monday on bonds totaling $12,000 on charges of possession of between 4 and 400 grams of a controlled substance and criminal mischief between $750 . The incidence of Guillain-Barre is about 1.5 to 3 cases for 100,000 adults over age 60 in the US annually, according to the FDA. Amy Canfield will lead the newsrooms at The Forecaster, Lakes Region Weekly and American Journal weekly newspapers. The Meads of Westbrook host the computerized light and music show each evening during the season to benefit the American Refuge League of Greater Portland. The Newman Police Department received 73 calls for service and reported 107 officer-initiated calls for a total of 180 incidents from Feb. 10 to Feb. 16. Royal River Conservation Trust makes its first substantial foray into Gray with the 150-acre site. Krista Cole, who also owns Sur Lie in Portland, will continue to offer dishes made with local ingredients. FBI Director Christopher Wray said Friday that he was "appalled" by videos from Jan. 7 showing five Memphis police officers brutally beat 29-year-old Tyre Nichols, who died on Jan. 10. One of my favorite parts of the paper is the Police Beat. A campus master plan will be created through a multi-year process. Joann Bautista, of Portland, has been hired for the newly created position of policy advisor to the secretary of state. Westbrook-based nonprofit Furniture Friends plans a virtual slumber party fundraiser to assist in its efforts to provide furniture to low-income residents in Greater Portland. Prince Memorial Library to host talk on Maine Big Night, Yarmouth Community Services wins chambers Presidents Award, Falmouth, Cumberland businesses merge with environment in mind, Games with grandfather inspire new chess club for those with memory loss, North Yarmouth, Falmouth looking for their oldest residents, Freeport board puts off vote on controversial apartment project, Cumberland should act now on affordable housing, task force says, Falmouth receives county funding for heat assistance, Recycle masks, sneakers, lamps and coats Feb. 25 in Cumberland, Modular classrooms at center of SAD 51 five-year facilities plan, Yarmouth man wins 2023 eco-Excellence Award, Yarmouth families step up to support beloved crossing guard, Dog retirement home broadening its reach to help with others vet bills, North Yarmouth mom hopes her book will inspire inclusion and acceptance of differing abilities, Yarmouth council plans to create Police Services Advisory Committee, AARP Tax-Aide Program available at Falmouth library, Falmouth kindergarten registration now open, RSU 5 Superintendents Notebook: The struggle is real for student mental health, Freeport residents against proposed apartment complex seek others to speak out, A bond of more than 40 years bolstered by bunco, Falmouth students gaining wisdom from OceanView residents, Greely High School student advances to national debate competition, Yarmouth opens new facilities at Transfer Station, Mental wellness program takes shape for Cumberland police officers, Yarmouth moves forward on ordinance to require new affordable housing in town, Gorham woman revels in retirement as time to reach her peak, Pickleball takes Falmouth, Cumberland, North Yarmouth by storm, New Royal River data fuels dam removal efforts, Falmouth Schools begin planning for campus of the future, Cumberland chiefs appointment allows for give and take, Letter: Todays press lacks crucial journalism, Shops at Falmouth Center project gets planners OK, Retired intelligence officer to speak in Falmouth on global supply chains, Yarmouth fundraiser raises over $1,000 for heating assistance fund, Yarmouth Affordable Housing Committee to hold listening session, Baxter School for Deaf basketball team back in the game, Winter Guide: Outdoor skating rinks ready when weather is, Winter Guide: Pineland Farms offers a wealth of activities, Winter Guide: From produce to pottery, shop local at winter farmers markets, Winter Guide: Five reasons the beach is better in the winter, Quick with the bricks: Cumberland teen smashes Lego world record, RSU 5 Superintendents Notebook: Why attendance matters, now more than ever, Educate teens about marijuana danger, panelists say, Prince Memorial Library celebrates its 100th year, Mentors needed to spend quality time with kids, Letter: Pine Grove Woods is safe and walkable again, Site of rejected SAD 51 school project stays on the table, Falmouth awarded grant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Yarmouth nonprofit preserves a piece of working waterfront, Free session on mindfulness, meditation in Falmouth, Trudy Birds lbar celebrates grand opening in North Yarmouth, Room at the inn: Falmouth congregation takes in asylum-seeking families, Falmouth residents have new textile recycling option, Public meeting Jan. 12 on Falmouth school campus plan, New year, new upgrades in store for Cultivating Community farm, Falmouth fifth grader moving up in world of Irish dance, Volunteers driving force behind Cumberland Wood Bank, Newest art installation takes flight in Yarmouth, Letter: Pine Grove now too depressing to visit, Cumberland town clerk retires after 22 years with town, Holiday celebrations light up Yarmouth and Cumberland, Falmouth Route 1 mixed-use project not yet set for green light, More men Man Up to Cancer with growing support group, Community adds the spirit to Christmas with Kennerley concert, he says, North Yarmouths Old Town House gets a new mouse, Pine Grove project leaves some residents wondering where forest went, Trail vs. rail: Mixed response at Casco Bay Rail Trail hearing, Yarmouth approves vision statement to guide planning, Yarmouth joins initiative to keep textiles out of landfills, SAD 51 to discuss moving forward after failed school vote, Memorial basketball courts a community effort, grateful Falmouth family says, Yarmouth fourth-graders going to bat for the birds, Performance honors two young Freeport lives lost, Rescuer of senior dogs gives everything I can, $1.5M Yarmouth Transfer Station project has begun, North Yarmouth Academy students dig in at school construction site, Falmouth Police recovery coaching program going strong, Local schools have more job openings than usual, Yarmouth looks to place historic schoolhouse on the market, Residents asked to Imagine Yarmouth to assist in future planning, Election results: Juli, Regan elected to Falmouth School Board, Election results: Candura, Mitchell, Vine win seats in SAD 51, Election results: 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Yarmouth Budget Committee, Election results: Joint campaign for North Yarmouth Select Board succeeds, Falmouth library nears goal in spring funding campaign, Five towns partner with GPCOG for climate solution funds, Yarmouth Clam Festival returns with more free, family fun, Falmouth puts its history on permanent display, Yarmouth schools finalize goals for next five years, Portland to Auburn rail trail possibilities under consideration, Towns ready for voters on Election Day, June 14, Swallows or swifts? Waverly Police. Diane Barnes is officially North Yarmouth's town manager. The Racial Equity Steering Committee will have public comment next at its Jan. 14 meeting. Maine maple producers revel in another opportunity for business with a second annual fall fest approaching. "Prices are up 100% in some cases, which is unheard of," says the co-owner of a Freeport shop that buys and sells comic books. Members of the Sacred Heart/Saint Dominic Parish in Portland have donated cards to inmates at Cumberland County Jail to send to their loved ones for more than 30 years. Over a century since launching its famed boots, L.L. The municipal ballot includes seats on the City Council and School Board and a city referendum on homeless shelter size. The town is expected to offset about 92% of its municipal electricity bill. 1 of 24 Protesters march down the street Friday, Jan. 27, 2023, in Memphis, Tenn., as authorities release police video depicting five Memphis officers beating Tyre Nichols, whose death resulted in . The wildly popular annual event, which was canceled in 2020 and 2021 because of the pandemic, will feature more family-centered events, an expanded family care station and more handicapped-accessible parking. Pownal artists John Bowdren's birds in flight will overlook the skate pond in the village. The department now has four charging stations for what it hopes will be a growing fleet of electric vehicles. A partnership between the McAuley Residence in Portland and Southern Maine Community College aims to ease the way for the women, while also providing enrichment opportunities for their children. The recommendation includes barring traffic on Dana and Wharf streets and parts of Milk and Middle streets for a year, while leaving Exchange Street open to vehicles.
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