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Portsmouth wastewater plan worries Eliot
Residents across the Piscataqua River in Eliot are reacting with concern to news that Portsmouth is considering expanding its wastewater treatment plant at Pease International Tradeport and removing the Pierce Island facility.
Maine's gay marriage fight should not end with defeat
It was in the air, almost infectious, particularly in the southern tip of Maine where our readers live and work.
Maine gay marriage backers vow to fight
Ron Satrape of Christian Life Church in Eliot, Maine, left, and Kim Moulton from River of Life Church in Haverhill, Mass., right, hold a "Yes on 1" banner at the driveway of Marshwood Middle School in Eliot on Tuesday.
Eliot man charged with reckless violation of a protective order
Police on Wednesday announced the Oct. 30 arrest of Craig Phillip Mavrikis, 45, of 11 Alvin Lane, on three counts of reckless violation of a protective order.
Same-sex marriage supporters: 'We will regroup'
In the wake of the repeal of Maine's gay marriage law at the polls Tuesday, Pastor Bob Emrich, of Stand for Marriage Maine, said it should now be clear to everyone in the nation that Maine is no different than the other 30 states that have upheld marriage as between a man and a woman.
Same-sex marriage law favored in Eliot, Kittery, York, S. Berwick
As they exited the polling booths in southern York County towns today, voters were asked how they cast their ballot of Question 1, which calls for repeal of the state's same-sex marriage law.
Eliot code officer to double as interim town administrator
Code Enforcement Officer Paul White is doing double duty as interim town administrator, to cover the duties of Dan Blanchette while he's on medical leave.
Traip Academy dedicates climbing wall in teacher's memory
Ben Perry always saw great value in teaching students rock climbing and ropes courses to give them self-confidence and team-building skills, and he wanted Traip Academy to add a rock climbing wall to the gym.
Costs for Eliot school construction out of line
To the voters of Eliot, After attending the Maine School Administrative District 35 meeting on the qualified school construction bond, I wanted to let you know that I cannot support this issue.
South Berwick to apply for an energy grant
The town will join its neighboring towns in applying for a federal stimulus grant that would make funds available to residents and business owners for winterizing homes and improving energy efficiency.
Lenders, home buyers hope for tax credit extension
First time home buyers hoping to take advantage of the government's $8,000 tax credit will have to hurry.
Kittery woman, pets escape fire
A woman escaped a fire Sunday evening with her cat and two dogs, but is now homeless, at least temporarily.
2nd Annual Capt'n Eli Family Fun Day: Regatta Banquet & Conference...
On Saturday, Nov. 14, the Regatta Banquet & Conference Center will host the 2nd Annual Capt'n Eli Family Fun Day from Noon - 4:00 p.m. at its facility on Route 236 in Eliot, Maine.
Bethesda House opens its doors to families
A major increase in affordable family housing in Kennebunk was celebrated last Thursday when The Housing Partnership hosted a ribbon cutting at Bethesda House on Shape Drive.
York, Kittery to apply for home weatherization grant
York and at least three surrounding towns are applying for federal funds to help residents get low-interest loans to make energy-efficient changes to their homes.
6:03 p.m. - Logged information on an incident of criminal trespass on Route 236.
Maine man cited for theft of golf cart
Police arrested a 29-year-old Maine resident on Saturday for allegedly stealing a golf cart.
Firefighters responded to a two-alarm house fire early Thursday morning. A fire was reported at 2:16 a.m. Oct.
Two are arrested in unrelated Eliot burglaries
Police arrested one man who allegedly stole a wood chipper and charged a previously arrested Eliot teenager with 11 additional crimes.