Cape Elizabeth News

Freddy Silva has a theory about crop circles. No, not little green men, he says, chuckling.

SOUTH PORTLAND a ' Incumbent Michael Eastman, who died in September, is the only School Board candidate on the District 3 ballot.

A German buffet, beer and wine tasting, live music and a silent auction brought South Berwick and Eliot residents and educators together Friday for a fun and festive evening in support of the Marshwood Education Foundation.

Acorn Productions announces that the company has selected 5 full-length plays to be given dramatic readings in the Acorn Studio Theater as part of the process of choosing a featured play for this year's Maine Playwrights Festival.

CAPE ELIZABETHA a ' Six candidates are on the Nov. 3 ballot for three seats on the School Board.

CAPE ELIZABETHA a ' The farmland where resident Peter Eastman spent his summers will now be permanently preserved for recreational, agricultural and educational purposes.

CAPE ELIZABETHA a ' Voters will elect four town councilors on Nov. 3 and have seven candidates to choose from.

Police in two southern Maine communities say their weekend drug drop-off netted thousands of old and unused medications.

So sad to have missed Woodman's in Essex and Clam Box in Ipswitch; I was trying to cover too much territory in a 10 day trip.

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CAPE ELIZABETHA a ' The Town Council Wednesday night approved a $20,000 set of solar-powered pedestrian crossing signals to be installed at the Ocean House Road crosswalk between Key Bank and the Coldwell Banker real estate office.

By my count, there are approximately 14,308 people running for governor of Maine.

Mitch Kaldrovich is the Chef at Sea Glass Restaurant at Inn by the Sea in Cape Elizabeth.

The Q Morning Show is once again holding the world's largest can and bottle drive! The goal of the Cans for a Cure Campaign is to collect OVER 350,000 cans and bottles to be turned in to cash! All the proceeds will be going to the the Maine Cancer Foundation and the Cancer Community Center.

Contacts: Godfrey Wood, CEO Portland Regional Chamber, 772.2811 Chris Hall, Senior VP of Government Relations, 772-2811 The Portland Regional Chamber today announced its support of Tabor II.

Liam Slocomb of Portland races his dad, Matthew, along the sand at Crescent Beach State Park on a late-summer Sunday.

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Several major projects that would expand rural Maine's access to broadband Internet service cleared the first hurdle Tuesday in a process to apply for part of $4 billion in federal funds set aside as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

CAPE ELIZABETHA a ' As the weather turns chilly and farms begin harvesting the last vegetables of the season, Cultivating Community will host its third annual 20-Mile Meal this Sunday, Oct.

Paul Stevens, a fourth-generation architect, stands in front of the Richard Webb house at 29 Bowdoin St.