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Published
December 5, 2016

South Portland’s new mayor says she means business

Patti Smith brushes aside allegations that she's opposed to commercial interests.
Published
November 28, 2016

South Portland historical collection now accessible online

The South Portland Historical Society has a goal of posting all 17,000 images in its archive to the searchable 'museum' by 2017.
Published
November 26, 2016

Alabama man charged with OUI in South Portland

Allen Crosswhite, 31, triggered a three-car accident Friday night when he crossed the centerline on Western Avenue, police say.
Published
November 18, 2016

Councilor-elect Susan Henderson survives recount in South Portland

In the new tally, she ends with 50 more votes than Kate Lewis.
Published
November 17, 2016

South Portland council election on track for Friday recount

City Clerk Emily Scully says requested recounts for two state ballot initiatives won't delay the process.

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Published
November 10, 2016

Jennifer Kirk takes South Portland school board seat as write-in

The open seat was on the municipal ballot without candidates because no one submitted nomination papers to run for the District 1 position.
Published
November 8, 2016

South Portland may change zoning for nonconforming lots, reduce minimum size for building

Over 20 requests to build homes on such properties are on hold as the city has hearings on the revisions.
Published
October 26, 2016

South Portland Buy Local group launches toy drive

The community partnership brightened the holidays for nearly 200 children last year.
Published
October 21, 2016

Brown on the hot seat in Philadelphia

With a roster full of young, often-injured players, South Portland High graduate Brett Brown hasn't won in Philadelphia.
Published
October 11, 2016

South Portland loses larger-than-life businessman, politician ‘Sam’ DiPietro

The former city councilor, mayor and state lawmaker started DiPietro's Market, a family business that became a local landmark and a required stop for any Democrat on the campaign trail.