The Guns to Garden Tools program on May 11 will allow residents to safely dispose of unwanted firearms at local police departments.
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Posted inHealth, Sports
Patients punch back at Parkinson’s disease through boxing lessons
Rock Steady Boxing, a program introduced in Maine just over two years ago, helps participants battle the degenerative disease, both physically and psychologically.
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Posted inSports
Maine Olympian Clare Egan isn’t ready to retire from biathlon after all
The Cape Elizabeth native capped her best World Cup season with her first podium finish and now has put retirement thoughts on hold.
Posted inCommunity
Maine Catholic youth raise more than $13,000 during ‘Souper’ Bowl of Caring
Young Catholics from around Maine had two reasons to celebrate on Sunday, Feb. 3: a sixth world championship for the Patriots and a successful “Souper” Bowl of Caring, according to a news release from Dave Guthro, communications director for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland. The event, held Feb. 2 and 3, saw young people […]
Posted inLocal & State, News
Phineas Sprague, family patriarch, dies at 93
The Cape Elizabeth resident was an avid outdoorsman who founded rowing and outing clubs at Bowdoin College, his alma mater.
Posted inBusiness, Food & Dining, Local & State
The Wrap: There’s a slew of new places opening
Plus a new brew and the return of a favored event.
Posted inLocal & State
Falmouth man who took wrong-way ride ends up sobering up at Cape police station
Police say the man in his 20s was detained after taking the wrong Lyft ride from the Old Port and trying to enter the Cape Elizabeth home where he was dropped off, believing it was his home.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime, News
Federal case opens a window to the underground world of sports betting
As his sports gambling crimes were prosecuted, Stephen Mardigan of Portland shined a light on an underground world.
Posted inLocal & State
Cape Elizabeth school bus involved in minor crash
School officials say no students were injured when their bus hit a mailbox.
Posted inLocal & State
Cape Elizabeth group moves to protect public seaside access
The Save Our Shoreline Access Coalition submits a petition that would require at least five of seven councilors to approve the sale or release of town-held waterfront property.