South Portland’s hidden history

December 26, 2014 / Front Page

South Portland’s hidden history

Eight links to the city’s past, in danger of being lost – a two part series

By Duke Harrington
Staff Writer

SOUTH PORTLAND — Near the mouth of the Fore River in South Portland, lodged into the riprap that retains the side lawn of the Centerboard Yacht Club, are two giant stones that have no earthly business being in a Maine riverbank. More...

Community

WinterFest includes an array of events

The South Portland Parks, Recreation and Waterfront Department, along with The Rotary Club of South Portland- Cape Elizabeth will host the third annual WinterFest on Friday, Jan. 30 and Saturday, Jan. 31. More...

Sentry Great Person Award Ballot

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Votes trickle in for Great Person

By Molly Lovell-Keely
Managing Editor

It’s time to vote for the Sentry’s Great Person. Each year we ask our readers to tell us who has influenced their lives. More...

School budget outlook ‘abysmal’

By Duke Harrington
Staff Writer

SOUTH PORTLAND — It’s not unfair to say the school budget forecast looks grim every year at about this time, when city councilors and school board members first sit down to hammer out parameters for the coming fiscal year. More...

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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