About 50 people turn out at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church, one day after Bishop Robert Deeley revealed that a high-ranking priest started an affair with a female employee before retiring in July.
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Maine’s Catholic bishop shocks parishioners with details of priest’s affair with employee
Bishop Robert Deeley informs church members in Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough and South Portland that retired Monsignor Michael Henchal is living with a former church administrator.
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Piper Shores opens $14 million memory care and assisted-living facility
The new building in the retirement community between Higgins Beach and Prouts Neck includes 14 memory care units and 16 assisted living units.
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Bite Into Maine opening 1st brick-and-mortar location
The company’s new commissary opens Wednesday in Scarborough.
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Goodell’s anonymous defender on social media turns out to be his wife
Jane Skinner Goodell, a former TV reporter in Maine who now has a home in Scarborough, admits to the Wall Street Journal that she was ‘Jones smith.’
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Scarborough family escapes early morning house fire
Fire officials says a grandson helped his 90-year-old grandmother from the house.
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Bite: Azeitão diversifies devotion to cheese
It’s easy to expand your horizons with this raw sheep’s milk cheese from Portugal.
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Scarborough seeks state review after glitch in school budget vote count
An additional 420 ballots found Wednesday morning didn’t change the referendum results, which finally approved a $47.1 million school budget for 2017-18.
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Five-year-old’s death renews Maine debate over gun safety
But advocates on both sides say the tragedy in Scarborough is a reminder that gun owners should take precautions.
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Scarborough divided as voters head to 3rd vote on school budget
Campaign signs expose a deep divide and differing views on a proposed $47.1 million school budget for a school year that’s already underway.