Scarborough Town Council

Scarborough Council works on energy, sign regulations

SCARBOROUGH — Wednesday's Town Council meeting was adjourned in an hour after councilors quickly worked through several agenda items. They unanimously approved the creation of a new, ad-hoc Energy Committee to serve for the next year. The committee will consist of at least one cou...

Peggy Roberts • News •
Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 10:30 am
Public speaks out against Scarborough school budget cuts

SCARBOROUGH — About a hundred people crowded into Town Council Chambers for Wednesday night's budget hearing. During nearly two hours of public comment, 32 people addressed the Finance Committee's recommended cuts of more than $800,000 to the school budget. Of those who spoke, onl...

Peggy Roberts • News •
Friday, May 1, 2009

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Scarborough council amends TIF, seeks School Board cooperation on budget

SCARBOROUGH — In unanimous votes Wednesday, town councilors extended the length of time Cabela's developers have to recover $8.25 million in taxes and endorsed a resolution that calls on the Board of Education to join them in limiting cost increases, including employee raises, in the fiscal 2...

Peggy Roberts • News •
Friday, March 20, 2009 at 8:20 am

Portland Police Beat: March 15

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Portland's Otto Pizza crossing the bridge to South Portland

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Coffee, ice cream, art shop hopes to 'Cia' in South Portland

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Uncommon Custom: Future bright for restored Portland landmark

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Unsung Hero: Nathan Smith, community advocate

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Scarborough Town Council

Scarborough Council works on energy, sign regulations

Public speaks out against Scarborough school budget cuts

Scarborough council amends TIF, seeks School Board cooperation on budget

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Portland Police Beat: March 15

Clement chooses Marist College

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Portland's Otto Pizza crossing the bridge to South Portland

Letter: Doyle offers management skill to Falmouth

School Administrative District 51 board relents on security system purchase

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Uncommon Custom: Future bright for restored Portland landmark

Unsung Hero: Nathan Smith, community advocate

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