By Kathryn DiPhilippo South Portland Historical Society
The old fishing shacks at Fisherman’s Point are a landmark in South Portland. Although they have not been in use for many years, they act as a physical reminder of the Willard neighborhood’s history as a fishing community. More...
Many homeowners aspire toward a pristine and lush lawn. For some a nice lawn gives them feelings of pride. Others believe a perfect lawn enables them to have the best-looking house in the neighborhood. More...
Real pressure-treated wood is the number-one outdoor building material of choice in the US -- and we want you to show us why! Submit photos of your outdoor living projects built with real wood and you could win an iPad. More...
South Portland Democrats will show “The Greatest Movie Ever Sold” (2011) 6:30 p.m., April 27 at South Portland Community Center. Admission is free. More...
In the story “Maine Poet Laureate Visits City Library,” published April 20, the column mentioned, “Take Heart,” appears in roughly two dozen different Maine newspapers, for a total circulation of more than 250,000 readers. More...
The South Portland High School World Languages Honor Society last month inducted 47 new members during a ceremony March 14. The group’s membership is now at 82. More...
Local artists are coming together to help raise money for the Cancer Community Center through an art festival that features both established and upcoming artists. More...
The South Portland High School Football Boosters will host a night of comedy 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Events on Broadway, 729, Broadway, in South Portland. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at J.P. More...
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