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Forecaster News

Published
April 2, 2020

Falmouth planners delay final approval for Homestead Acres condo project

The Planning Board will meet again on the proposed 68-unit condominium development on a date to be determined.
Published
April 1, 2020

It’s Been an Education: Making distance learning the norm in Scarborough, S. Portland

The two school districts have turned to all manner of technology to keep teaching area students, despite the isolation of the coronavirus pandemic.
Published
April 1, 2020

In South Portland, school’s out, but soup’s on

Food service workers in local school districts are helping to deliver free school lunches to needy children in the area, even though schools remain closed due to the coronavirus.
Published
March 31, 2020

Cumberland, North Yarmouth offer grocery services amid pandemic

Groups in North Yarmouth and Cumberland are looking to hear from those in need as they recruit volunteers to help.
Published
March 31, 2020

Maine’s First Ship postpones launch of Virginia to October

Lack of a wharf and the impact of coronavirus are two reasons the Bath organizations cited.

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Published
March 31, 2020

City, school budget discussions put on hold

The Portland City Council and school board will wait for the coronavirus health crisis to ebb before restarting the budget process.
Published
March 31, 2020

Longtime Casco Bay science educator retires

Mary Cerullo 'set the standard for science communication' at Friends of Casco Bay.
Published
March 30, 2020

Bath-area high school on target, budget for February 2021 opening

The coronavirus pandemic has so far not delayed progress.
Published
March 30, 2020

Yarmouth manager aims to reduce town-school tax hike below 4%

The Town Council is due Thursday, April 2, to vote on a placeholder budget in order to begin deliberations, which have been postponed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Published
March 27, 2020

SAD 75 budget could grow due to new school, but taxes could drop

Of the 9% spending increase, 7.5% comes from debt service toward the new Mt. Ararat High School.