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Wild and Willard

Above, Eva Szymczak, 3, of South Portland, concentrates on filling a water bottle with assorted knickknacks to make an instrument, one of the many children’s activities at WillardFest in South More...

News Updates

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Former rep endorses candidate - June 9th, 2018 - 3:50pm
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Governor says Southern Maine company to lose 900 jobs - April 7th, 2016 - 1:02pm
Council tables propane moratorium 'indefinitely' - December 10th, 2015 - 10:45am
'Transformers' writer discusses free comic book - May 1st, 2015 - 10:35am
Shooting suspects arrested in South Portland - March 13th, 2015 - 10:42am
SoPo says no - July 16th, 2014 - 9:10am
6-Year-Old Assaulted in South Portland - September 17th, 2013 - 3:30pm

Community

Taxpayers get break

By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

AUGUSTA – Property taxpayers in South Portland and Cape Elizabeth will have a lighter burden than they originally anticipated this year after the Maine Legislature appropriated more money than expected to school departments in both municipaliti More...

Cape trails in limbo still

By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

CAPE ELIZABETH – Cape Elizabeth’s Conservation Commission tackled head-on the issues upset property owners have raised with the proposed expansion of the town’s greenbelt trails. More...

Honor Roll

Cape Elizabeth High School, fourth quarter

Seniors   High honors: Josephine Barth, Griffin Carpenter, Travis DeLano, Daniel Epstein, Robert Freccero, Caroline Gleason, Francesca Governali, Mireia Odlin, Brett Parker and Natalie Underdown.   More...

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Police Notes

Police Notes

South Portland Police June 29 Ryan Johnson, 24, of South Portland, was arrested at 2 a.m. on Waterman Drive for operating under the influence. More...

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Theater cozies into city

By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

SOUTH PORTLAND – David Jacobs, president of the Mad Horse Theatre Company Board of Directors, said he and the rest of the board took a “leap of faith” last year when they decided to bring the theater company from Portland to South P More...

New policy for injuries

By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

SOUTH PORTLAND – For the most part, discussions about head injuries among children is mostly limited to athletic activities such as football and hockey. More...

Letters

Do not leave animals in cars

To the editor: The heat is on. Finally, summer skies are bright and blue and the gloom is gone. With the warm temperatures comes the hazard of leaving the family dog in the car unattended. More...

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People

Neighbors

Show features vegan cuisine
By Jack Flagler
Staff Writer

In the Portland area, vegan diners like Betsy Carson have a variety of options at their disposal as new restaurants continue to crop up. More...

About Neighbors

Neighbors is a weekly profile that features a community member from South Portland or Cape Elizabeth. Know someone you would like to see featured in the Sentry? Contact Jack Flagler at news@inthesentry.com.   More...

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Things to Do

Things to Do

The Sentry accepts calendar listings from nonprofit organizations. Submissions must be received 10 days prior to publication. Please email your listing to editor@inthesentry.com and indicate the date of your event in the reference line. More...

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