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Plan would offer recycling to 11 South Portland condo, apartment complexes

SOUTH PORTLAND — The City Council at a workshop Monday night reviewed a plan that would restore recycling services to 11 condominium and apartment complexes that had the service before it was privatized. The plan, however, does nothing to expand recycling to more than 800 other c...

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Friday, April 17, 2009 at 11:35 am
City Council to discuss expanding recycling

SOUTH PORTLAND — The City Council on Monday will discuss ways to expand the city's curbside recycling program to include 1,100 apartment and condominium units throughout the city. City officials encourage the public to attend and voice their opinions of the options to be presente...

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Thursday, April 9, 2009

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Vote likely in South Portland on $5.8M school renovation bond

SOUTH PORTLAND — Voters in June are likely to be asked to borrow $5.8 million for school renovations.

Randy Billings • News •
Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 9:06 am
s-cecouncil-011609 Council reduces recycling center hours

CAPE ELIZABETH — The Town Council Monday took several steps to cope with the economic downturn, including reducing recycling center hours to four days a week and the transfer of $200,000 to the School Department to help counter a state funding curtailment.

Sarah Trent • News •
Friday, January 16, 2009 at 2:07 pm
pnms-ewaste-010709 Tossing tech-trash The economy throws a wrench in e-waste disposal

Your holiday pile of boxes, ribbons and wrapping paper shreds are probably long gone by now, carted off to the local transfer station alongside a turkey carcass, broken champagne flutes and the impossible plastic clam-shell package that once housed your new MP3 player.

Sarah Trent • News •
Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 3:44 pm
North Yarmouth recycles

I would like to report a positive happening in this time of not always good news. For two months in a row, North Yarmouth has had the highest recycling rate of ecomaine members: 49.03 percent and 49.58 percent. Rates for the previous three years have varied from 10 percent t...

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Thursday, December 25, 2008 at 10:06 am

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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»
Portland's Otto Pizza crossing the bridge to South Portland

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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»
Letter: Gay rights are inevitable

To those who voted against equal rights for our gay neighbors: Those who seek to deny human and civil rights to individuals con»

recycling

Plan would offer recycling to 11 South Portland condo, apartment complexes

City Council to discuss expanding recycling

Vote likely in South Portland on $5.8M school renovation bond

s-cecouncil-011609 Council reduces recycling center hours

pnms-ewaste-010709 Tossing tech-trash The economy throws a wrench in e-waste disposal

North Yarmouth recycles

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