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Forecaster News

Published
February 10, 2021

During COVID, Brunswick center walks line between keeping seniors safe but social

Maine seniors remain the most at-risk group when it comes to the adverse affects of COVID-19 - both medically and socially.
Published
February 9, 2021

Registration open for North Yarmouth outdoor market
Published
February 9, 2021

Most surveyed in Falmouth OK with pace of development

The Visions and Values survey drew a high number of respondents; approval of development increased as the age of respondents decreased.
Published
February 9, 2021

New film focuses on local oyster farmers

A series of three films produced by the Maine Aquaculture Association are featuring sea farmers, including two who maintain farms in Falmouth and Yarmouth.
Published
February 9, 2021

Over $78 million in state funds to go to area bridge repairs

The 19 construction and maintenance projects will take place over the next three years.

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Published
February 9, 2021

Prouts Neck piece of art history going up for bid

The painting of Prouts Neck by American impressionist Joseph DeCamp had been hanging over a mantel at a Scarborough home since 1905.
Published
February 9, 2021

Senior Companion Program seeks more clients during pandemic

In-person visits have been suspended, but homebound seniors benefit from weekly wellness calls, The Opportunity Alliance says.
Published
February 5, 2021

Planners approve new, 4-story building in Falmouth Shopping Center

The building will house a bank, restaurant and offices and will be the second 4-story building constructed at the shopping center this year.
Published
February 5, 2021

Winslow Park breaks even in 2020, moves ahead with handicapped-accessible ramp

Winslow Memorial Park Commission is slated to go over the 2020 park report on Feb. 8, along with a project to install an ADA-compliant ramp down to the beach.
Published
February 4, 2021

SoPo council, residents to fly pride flag in show of solidarity

The council acted after threatening, anonymous letters with homophobic messages were sent to residents in Portland and South Portland.