Painting for posterity

July 27, 2012 / Front Page

Painting for posterity

Artist Debra Yoo of Portland puts the finishing touches on her painting minutes before the 3 p.m. More...

Vendors do their part to help lobstermen

By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

Maine’s summer tourist season is in full effect, as out-ofstate residents converge on coastal communities from Cape Elizabeth to Wiscasset to visit the rocky beaches, coastal harbors and, of course, to enjoy some lobster. Fishermen around More...

Community

Families prepare to host Beach to Beacon runners

By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

Max Patterson, 10, and his brother Nate Patterson, 8, both attend Pond Cove Elementary School in Cape Elizabeth. They live with their mother Terri, father Tyler and dog Wiley on Surf Road, about two and a half miles away from school. More...

Fifth annual Tri for a Cure is this weekend

The fifth annual Tri for a Cure, all-women’s triathlon to benefit Maine Cancer Foundation, is Sunday, July 29 and begins at 9 a.m. More...

South Portland library series continues Aug. 4

South Portland Public Library continues its “Whodunit?” series of author talks with an appearance by Maine mystery author Kieran Shields 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 4. More...

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Man Covered in Gasoline Threatened to Jump off Clark's Pond Dam

Police Shut Down Parts of Westbrook Street Including the I-295 Off Ramp

By Jack Flagler
Staf Writer

SOUTH PORTLAND - A man allegedly covered in gasoline threatened to commit suicide by jumping from the dam on Clark’s Pond near Westbrook Street on Thursday afternoon. More...

Cape provides inspiration to save area land

By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust works to preserve areas of its town for future generations to enjoy. More...

West puts aside rivalries

By Jack Flagler and
Michael Kelley
Staff Writers

Scott Thibeault’s senior season at Scarborough High School didn’t go as planned. More...

People

Neighbors

SMCC film instructor finds passion

By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

Five years ago, Corey Norman was a young 26-year-old filmmaker who started to hit a wall in his profession. Norman said he was working way too hard as a postproduction manager and online editor at Lone Wolf Studios in South Portland. More...

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Things to Do

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