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Bath eyes density bonus for smart-growth projects

BATH — Projects in the city's densest residential zone that are built as smart growth and green developments could eventually be allowed to have higher densities than currently allowed, City Planner Jim Upham said this week.

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Friday, April 24, 2009
Green standards eyed in Portland for city-funded projects

PORTLAND — An ordinance that would require construction projects financed by the city to receive environmental certification will be considered by the City Council.

Randy Billings • News •
Wednesday, March 11, 2009 at 2:01 pm

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Scarborough high gets 'green' gymnasium floor

SCARBOROUGH —Workers began ripping up a water-damaged wood floor last week in Scarborough High School's Plummer Gymnasium.

Peggy Roberts • News •
Friday, March 6, 2009 at 10:57 am

Waynflete dominates Falmouth for 13th straight win

PORTLAND—After sitting idly for a week, then facing a visit from the team which has played it tougher than any the past co»
Unsung Hero: Nathan Smith, community advocate

PORTLAND — The city's emergence over the last 25 years as one of the nation’s most vibrant and livable cities is no »
Budget, bond issues divide Falmouth School Board candidates

FALMOUTH — Four candidates are competing for two seats in the June 11 School Board election.»
Portland Police Beat: March 15

Arrests 3/8 at 1 a.m.»
Clement chooses Marist College

PORTLAND—If McAuley standout Allie Clement was good enough to be named first-team SMAA all-conference, a member of the all»
Waynflete baseball gets pivotal win over Traip

PORTLAND—Entering the pivotal final phase of its season, the Waynflete baseball team knew Monday's home battle with Wester»
Letter: Doyle offers management skill to Falmouth

I've known Michael Doyle for the last two years.»
Letter: Doyle for Falmouth School Board

Falmouth’s school enrollment is flat. Seventy percent of rising property taxes are appropriated to the school budget.»
Portland's Otto Pizza crossing the bridge to South Portland

SOUTH PORTLAND — The city's restaurant scene has been expanding throughout the spring, but city councilors are not always »
Falmouth Town Council candidates back Route 1 redesign

FALMOUTH — Voters in the June 11 Town Council election won't have many options, with three candidates seeking the three av»

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