Cape-Porpoise News

Drusilla B. Landry, 90, of Cape Porpoise, a lifelong teacher and tireless community volunteer, died Friday, Nov.

AUBURN a ' A local man is suing the company that fired him because he refused to engage in illegal and dangerous acts, he says.

In light of the latest financial debacle that is steam rolling toward our town coffers - last year it was the school consolidation and school funding cuts and now it's more school funding topped with a glitch in the county budget and the announcement of 24 layoffs at the courthouse in Alfred - it's especially nice to see our local town managers and ...

Only a year after hemlock woolly adelgid was detected in Kennebunkport forests, a second destructive exotic pest of hemlocks -- elongate hemlock scale -- has been found within the same neighborhood.

It takes 600 volts of electricity to power the locomotive known as "ASL No. 100" down the tracks at the Seashore Trolley Museum.

Liability and logistical issues will keep Cape Neddick Light Station closed to tourists Saturday, Sept.

A group of singers, aged 55 and over, extends invitations to both males and females to join its chorus directed by well-known choral director Beryl Samia.

Local artist Todd Wallis spent a portion of this winter and spring photographing some of the local cupolas.

Are you an artist working in pastel and/or watercolor? The York Art Association is mounting a special pastel and watercolor show opening Friday, Aug.

I was admiring the view this past weekend on one of the most beautiful summer days we have seen this season.

River Tree Arts is stepping onto Maine's theater-education stage with a bang. A high-caliber teaching staff from Hollywood and New York City is flying Northeast, dropping names like "Seinfeld" and "Emmy" along the way.

A three-day Sacred Music Festival will be held at the Church on the Cape in Cape Porpoise this weekend, Aug.

Artist Mimi Gregoire Carpenter is a driving force behind the upcoming "Fresh Catch" show, which will feature a variety of artists and their take on the lobster.

A three-day Sacred Music Festival will be held at the Church on the Cape in Cape Porpoise this weekend, Aug.

At 4, little Max Palmer is an adored son, doted on grandson and loving big brother.

Art Guild of the Kennebunks judge Norman West deemed 'Maine Blueberries' by Ann Legg of Kennebunk the 'Best in Show' last weekend.

Germaine Thompson died Monday, July 20, 2009, in Winthrop, following respiratory complications from her struggle with pneumonia.

On Thursday, July 2, the Rebecca Emery Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented an American flag to the town of Kennebunkport.

Cape Arundel is spared a seaborne assault in 1812. July 09, 2009 6:00 AM Atwater Kent's neighbors had some unsavory things to say about him when he desecrated the Jeremiah Smith cemetery and flattened a War of 1812 fortification to expand his Cape Arundel lawn.

A committal service for Ruthe Seavey McGinley will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 27, at Arundel Cemetery, Kennebunkport.