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Jon Hinck and Victoria Pelletier also want to help tackle violent crime in the city. The center, which would be open seven days a week and provide meals and a respite from the weather, would be paid for in part by federal coronavirus relief funding. Five former Memphis police officers have pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and other charges in the violent arrest and death of Tyre Nichols. The money had been misallocated to the general fund as surplus, but the hall is now back in the black. This year's concert hosted by organist James Kennerley features two local choirs, the Kotzschmar Festival Brass and Percussion ensemble, a renowned opera singer and the audience. Maine maple producers revel in another opportunity for business with a second annual fall fest approaching. A partnership between the McAuley Residence in Portland and Southern Maine Community College aims to ease the way for the women, while also providing enrichment opportunities for their children. Arrests 9/4 at 2:12 a.m. Hannah Glavin, 21, of MacMillan Drive, Brunswick, was arrested on Lower Mast Landing Road by Officer Matthew Moorhouse on a charge of operating under the influence. Anna Korsen said the new state initiative, just the second in the nation, "has the potential to be the most important piece of child hunger policy" in the state. The CDC is investigating COVID-19 cases at the Barron Center, Oxford Street Shelter and Family Shelter. Wilcox observed signs of impairment and conducted Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. Masks and other supplies will be distributed free of charge in an attempt to stem the omicron variant. The Portland, South Portland and Westbrook districts decided not to administer the federally mandated end-of-year proficiency test for English Language Learners. The bill, sponsored by State Sen. Ben Chipman, is set to be taken up Tuesday by the joint transportation committee. Open Creamery Day is Sunday, Faces of domestic violence posted in Yarmouth, Falmouth, RSU 5 Superintendents Notebook: Lifting each voice to empower all students, Cape Elizabeth Land Trust awarded grant for middle school bird project, Corned beef and cabbage on menu at Elijah Kellogg Church, Topsham takes silver in Winterkids Winter Games, Morse High School to Host International Night Feb. 17, Free ice fishing open house in Naples Feb. 25, Maine Maple Sunday Weekend set for March 25-26, Age-Friendly Scarborough to host speaker series, Patten Free Library writing contest winners announced. 1:15 The Memphis Police Department said it permanently deactivated a specialized unit and protests were planned in major cities across the country a day after the city released over an hour of. Sgt. The institution was founded at Exchange Street as a place to teach boys, but since 1863 has been a co-educational facility on Cumberland Avenue. The Chief Polin Award recipients are recognized as important stewards of an important river. Windham High School's choir director: "How do you teach choir when you cant sing?". Supporters say the time is right for a "critical investment to address the deep inequities in our schools.". The Town Council will decide Thursday whether dogs must be leashed at all times at Royal River Park. "Over the Path," sculptures of swallows and swifts by John Bowdren, can be found overlooking the Blake Skating Pond in the village. Once the Falmouth Town Council authorizes $200,000 for the safety improvements, the project will be put out to bid. The 114-year-old Boston Post Cane tradition is alive and well in some towns, but waning in others. The Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland says interest in pet adoption is 'three times higher' than pre-pandemic days, but adoptions were down by about 28% because of a lack of available animals. Your hometown newspaper covering southern Maine from Scarborough to Bath in four print editions and online at theforecaster.net. The Cumberland Town Council receives assurances from the Cumberland Farmers Club and approves the permit for 10 circus performances this summer. Camp Laughing Grass provides a cannabis friendly summer destination for patrons 21 and over. The Cumberland-North Yarmouth library has expanded three times since its doors opened in 1923, and it plans to keep expanding. The after-school and remote day programs will be in place through January while the Portland school district awaits word on its share of new federal funding. "Active transportation" projects, needed most by rural residents, are under consideration. Two brothers hope to have Trudy Bird Brewing Co., named after their grandmother, up and running by early summer in North Yarmouth. The 29-year-old father died three days later. After six years operating out of its founder's home, the organization is looking for a new site and a new executive director. People took to the streets as part of the Cumberland Historical Society's scavenger hunt, the proceeds of which benefit Greely High School's scholarship fund. Police Beat Sanford body found in 2017 identified as woman who died in 1891 by CBS 13 15 hours ago Police say the remains are those of 24-year-old Edith Patten, who was born in 1867 and died in. 0:40. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Maine is holding a recruitment campaign until March 1 and is especially in need of male volunteers. The two Democrats handily beat their Republican opponents in a four-way race for two seats. Bean sued over a . Rep. Kyle Bailey wants to ask voters to weigh in on a bond question this November to build a $110 million convention center in the city 'to invest in our future.'. With the goals of teaching the importance of skilled trades and giving students a stake in the project, Hebert Construction hires teenagers for the renovation of the Travis Roy Ice Arena. Computer application designers from Deering, Cape Elizabeth and Yarmouth high schools take the top three prizes and win scholarships. Police said the caller reported a Hispanic woman had assaulted an Asian woman who had tried to rescue a dog running in the street. The 70 student nurses have been trained to help at vaccine clinics at the Maine Mall, York Hospital and Greater Portland Health. Mireille Tona is Boys & Girls Clubs Portland Clubhouse's Youth of the Year. The bridge and road work around Exit 9 and Route 1 are expected to have major traffic impacts and drivers are encouraged to detour around the area in April. "They didn't give me enough time to . The Forecaster Gnomes galore at South Portland-Cape Elizabeth upcoming SpringFest The lead-up to. Theres a map for that, Letter: Ex-Marine sacrificed to wokeism, New year, new upgrades in store for Cultivating Community farm, More men Man Up to Cancer with growing support group, Community adds the spirit to Christmas with Kennerley concert, he says, Trail vs. rail: Mixed response at Casco Bay Rail Trail hearing, Mt. Falmouth, Yarmouth and SAD 51 have been grappling with a shortage of substitutes and volunteers as the omicron variant sends staff home. The material commonly used to seal driveways contains carcinogens and also harms aquatic life. The book puts a focus on the contributions New Mainers have made to the state. The drive-thru attraction includes a "Twelve Days of Christmas" display and a tunnel of lights. "It will be great to be up there offering this music of hope and inspiration in such a difficult year," the Classical Uprising artistic director says. Group rides will be held next week in seven communities across Maine. There are a dozen companies in the state, including two in Portland, that offer tours that allow the public an opportunity to try their hand at lobstering. Short-term solutions to overcrowding in Cumberland-North Yarmouth schools will be the immediate focus, the superintendent says. Police Chief Frank Clark asks those "hiding in the shadows to cease the random, cowardly and unwarranted violence against our police officers.". In addition to school budget validation votes, contested races to be decided in Falmouth, Cumberland, North Yarmouth and Yarmouth include those for municipal boards and school boards. Diane Barnes is officially North Yarmouth's town manager. The Maine Outdoor Film Festival will take place in three locations in Portland over 11 days from July 29 to Aug. 8 and include more than 65 films from local, national and international filmmakers. Local youth sports organizations report strong participation numbers despite pandemic challenges. "Prices are up 100% in some cases, which is unheard of," says the co-owner of a Freeport shop that buys and sells comic books. The City Council approved an agreement with LiveBarn to provide the service for next season. The health and human services committee will hold a workshop on the program's 1-for-1 exchange model Thursday. Greely High School in Cumberland was ranked first in the state based on test scores and college readiness, Greely Middle School 6-8 made the grade for the first time. Social services, public health and other health and human services staff will begin operating out of space at 39 Forest Ave. later this summer. The donation is the largest in North Yarmouth Academy's history. The group meets next on July 15 and has set a July 28 session to hear from the public on changes they would like to see to the city charter. Yarmouth budget proposal includes raises, Wescustogo programmer, Public forum scheduled on impaired, threatened waterways in Falmouth, Cumberland budget proposal calls for 4.6% tax rate increase, Yarmouths proposed budget would increase tax rate nearly 10%, Falmouth chief wants body cams, stun guns for all officers, Proposed Tidewater Village project hits a speed bump in Falmouth, Unplanned pregnancy support group in Falmouth hopes to expand its reach, Cumberland residents asked to revisit local issues in rebooted survey, Restaurant, senior housing proposed in Falmouth, Sidewalks, crosswalk considered for Yarmouth intersection, Knights Pond Preserve set to expand from Cumberland into North Yarmouth, North Yarmouth to vote on development cap for village, Falmouths proposed budget prioritizes fully staffed fire department, Longtime North Yarmouth family helps preserve local history, I-295 closure in Portland rescheduled for April, Statewide virtual career fair opens to middle schoolers, New owner of Gather in Yarmouth plans to keep cozy neighborhood vibe, Greely student project takes flight with NASA, Pownal passes comp plan proposing new public safety building, town center, Falmouth students pumped about mountain biking project, Falmouth teen hopes to get town talking about tough topics, NYA students author book to educate about transgender identity, Wolfes Neck Center expanding with new indoor space, Falmouth council rejects mask mandate in close vote, Developers include 55+ housing in planned revamp of Yarmouths Railroad Square, Communities rally to schools calls for help amid staff shortages, Community forest in Falmouth now open year-round, Work on North Yarmouth fire museum forges ahead, Yarmouth school district advocating for pre-K classes this fall, Chebeague Island clerk promoted to top town job, Asylum-seeking families find refuge at Freeport hotel, Changing times may call for a different kind of school leader in Falmouth, Cumberland-based school district forming plan to battle inequity, Yarmouth enacts local ban on sealant containing coal tar, Growing wellness services community draws business to Falmouth, Trails end in Yarmouth to include handicapped accessible boardwalks, Chebeague Island dredging to improve access to Stone Wharf, Falmouth streamlines outdoor dining permitting for restaurants, Working Falmouth mom helps keep local day care an option, Pine Grove Preserve safety work delayed until late spring, After 11-year-old bicyclist struck, Cumberland calls for new safety measures, Falmouth parents donate late sons Magic cards for new Westbrook gaming space, Faster internet coming to some areas in Yarmouth, Yarmouth starts new intiative to spotlight its strengths, Lisbon town manager chosen as new North Yarmouth leader, Cumberland police to begin wearing body cameras, SAD 51 plans North Yarmouth site for new school, Court sides with Falmouth in homeowner association sewer suit, North Yarmouth extends offer to town manager finalist, Pandemic brought singer back, roots may keep her in Yarmouth, Yarmouth expects savings with solar power deal, North Yarmouth audit accounts for $145,000 Wescustogo Hall deficit, Cumberland-North Yarmouth schools reviewing emergency response plan, I-295 bridge replacement in Yarmouth to span four years, Dad distributes Narcan in honor of son he lost to overdose, Falmouth officers return to active duty after October fatal shooting, Helping others is in the cards for three middle schoolers, Metro considers more stops, on-demand bus service in Falmouth, Yarmouth Clam Festival to make a comeback next summer, No cause yet for fire at Fat Andys Hardwoods, Falmouth representative running for Breens Senate seat, Falmouth to test its waters for pesticides, fertilizers for first time, Cumberland Fairgrounds shiny and bright for holidays, Falmouths fantastic little bookstore sold to Shermans, MOFGA gets growing with new market in Freeport, Local schools look to vaccines to ease COVID impact, Brewery, tasting room coming to former Stones Cafe site, Very Merry Falmouth weekend is back this year, Dec. 2-4, Yarmouth rings in season with Hometown Holidays, Steel prices stall work on Falmouths solar array, Yarmouth family donates $4 million to upgrade NYA ice arena, Native people are scared: Invasive beetle found in Cumberland County threatens Wabanaki culture, Falmouth seeks residents for Climate Action Committee, Freeport family targets nurse shortage with large donation to SMCC, North Yarmouth exhibit honors local veterans, Woodlands homeowners sue Falmouth over sewer line, One new floor remains to be filled in Falmouth, Pillsbury wins contested Freeport council seat, With sewer construction looming, West Falmouth neighborhood plans to take town to court, Crosswalks coming for Falmouths dangerous Route 88 intersections, Cumberland railroad crossings to go quiet by next month, Momentum building for Yarmouth Latchstring Park project, Yarmouth council OKs leash rules, dog walker limits, Cousins River marshland moves closer to conservation, Falmouth Police add electric vehicle charging stations, Yarmouth, North Yarmouth host Halloween happenings, Yarmouth council set to vote on new park leash rule, Falmouth Community Supper off the table for this year, Yarmouth wastewater tests point to potential increase of COVID-19, Developers seek community support for new Yarmouth pocket park, Annual fundraiser scavenges up community fun in Cumberland, I-295, Route 1 closures postponed indefinitely, Falmouth firefighters get more air masks, tanks to go around, Volunteers can give seniors a lift in Yarmouth, Goat a hankering for cheese? The Yarmouth Farmer's Market set up for the last time this year on Oct. 28. Updated: 6:52 PM PST January 27, 2023 WASHINGTON Authorities have publicly released video showing five Memphis police officers fatally beating a Black man; the beating prompted murder. Anna Siegel, recognized for her leadership roles in statewide youth groups, spearheaded successful passage of a bill in the Legislature for the state to divest of its assets in the fossil fuel industry. A solar power project will begin soon at Falmouth Land Trust's Hurricane Valley Farm, where more than 50 families of New Mainers grow food, and a fundraising campaign is underway to renovate a dilapidated barn. Personalized Pediatrics, working with Mothers Milk Bank Northeast, will provide the service for donors and recipients, the first in the area. If it passes at the polls, the new limit would mean no more than 30 building permits would be given out annually. The donation will aid Weekend Anime's efforts to expand, while also raising awareness about Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy. When the officer arrived on scene, they say the suspect. "The Story of Falmouth" spanning four centuries lines a wall at Town Hall. More than 30 small marine enterprises work out of the Sea Meadow Marine center, which also offers education programs and has plans for an eco-friendly expansion. Recent test results show oxygen levels below the level needed to support a fish population. The juried show Oct. 20-23 features 179 selected pieces from Maine artists and benefits area nonprofits. The popular Portland music venue, hit hard by the pandemic, will reopen this fall, 20 months after it last hosted a live show. Get news from Portland in your inbox every Tuesday. Public input will be sought at a June 29 meeting on the assessment results, which will include scenarios for future use. The New England Arab American Organization holds a drive-up Eid celebration in Westbrook for the second year in a row because of the pandemic. Recommendations include setting up a city racial equity department and giving more power to the citizens panel that reviews internal investigations at the police department. Brian Kilgallen hopes to unseat either Bob Vail or Michael Edes, both of whom are running for re-election. High-potency marijuana used in vape pens and other devices increases the risks, according to experts at a forum in Yarmouth. A new system will allow Maine Historical Society to expand the safe storage of its vast collection. Viktoria Wood is the new town administrator and the former deputy clerk is the new town clerk. The district has been reviewing and revising school rules that relate to police involvement since it ended the school resource officer program last year. Supporters argue a union is needed because nurses are overworked, underpaid and too much is demanded of them, but opponents say organizing is unnecessary and would hinder the 'shared governance' that exists now. An illustrated map highlights spots in Portland where MECA&D community members have made their mark. Pavel Sulyandziga, an opera singer whose father lives in Yarmouth, says he is particularly sensitive to the invasion of Ukraine because he has many friends there. The Catholic program, Walking with Moms in Need, offers emotional support and information on adoption, career counseling and community resources. Friends of Phoever Maine's Truc Huynh, who died at age 40 June 18, say he was a selfless hard worker who was dedicated to helping others. Bauer Dec. 24, 2021 Comments Morgan County Jacksonville Police ARRESTS, CITATIONS Trending Now on Journal Courier Joseph A. Edwards, 37, of 118 E.. Dustin A. Chapman, 39, of 381 W. Elm St. was arrested Saturday on a charge of violating a no-stalking order. Due to a projected increase in enrollment, the school district looks to construct at least one and possibly two new school buildings in a subdivision in North Yarmouth. The Portland Recovery Community Center on Forest Avenue hopes to more than double its space to better meet its expanding membership's needs. Memphis, Tennessee law enforcement officials released disturbing footage of the fatal police beating of Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man who died three days after a traffic stop on Jan. 7. School snow days face an uncertain future, While nations kids turn from sports, young Mainers cant get enough, Thanks, Betty: Animal Refuge League gets $25,000 in Betty White challenge, Westbrook restaurant serves up benefit for Portland brunch spot, Falmouth parents donate late sons Magic cards for new Westbrook gaming space, Pandemic brought singer back, roots may keep her in Yarmouth, Maine ramps up effort for walking trails, bike paths, Dad distributes Narcan in honor of son he lost to overdose, Westbrook priests huge collection of Nativity scenes from around the world goes on display, Familys popular high-tech holiday show a labor of love, For roller skaters, it could be a happy new year in Westbrook, Why would they not help? Tucker family seeks answers from Westbrook police, Native people are scared: Invasive beetle found in Cumberland County threatens Wabanaki culture, Decorated veteran, 93, has fond memories of her service, Drawing determines Mazer winner of at-large council seat in Portland, Tied tally for at-large Portland council seat to be decided by random drawing, Language center gives New Mainers boost in quest for college degrees, Couple aims to bring back best of Benoits, Portlands Disctrict 2 council hopefuls target housing affordability, Medical campus construction switches up Rock Row time line, District 1 Portland council hopefuls propose solutions to housing crunch, Maine police chief, dad warns about opioid overdoses, At-large Portland council candidates share stances on housing, shelters, other priorities, Drivers, get ready for some I-295 detours, Maine maple producers tap into fall festival, Fundraiser will help New Mainers, veterans in need furnish homes, Portland urged to get creative about loss of parking from outdoor dining, University mulls adding townhouses to Portlands Bedford Street, Maine Medical Center nurses urge hospital to revert to previous COVID protections, Family-owned Giroux Energy merges with Dead River Company, Portland council divided on finding new city manager, Investigation continues into Portland natives death following collision in Gorham, Race is on for Portland council, school board seats, Portland High School celebrates bicentennial, Portland history professor makes his first foray into fiction, Safe-haven baby box law goes into effect this fall, Porchfest returns to Portlands Deering Center to celebrate music, community, Maine Preservation rolls out new drive-by tours of historic sites, Portlands oldest house of worship in period of transition, Alleys to get artistic touch through new Portland Downtown program, Portland Community Squash Center wants to up its game, Preble Street challenges landlords to house 100 vets by Veterans Day, Regatta fundraiser hopes to increase families access to sailing, Southern and Midcoast Maine colleges prepare for vaxxed students in-person return, Portland group aims to raise kids awareness of public art, Lobster Week: Puffed-up lobster a versatile twist on a local delicacy, Lobster Week: Up close and personal with Maines famed crustacean, Sweet breast cancer research fundraiser arrives in Maine, Two sites in running for Portland pro soccer team, Investigation of 2020 protest says police responded with restraint, Visit Portland seeks to add guest fee to fund tourism marketing boost, Council moves forward with homeless services center plans, Hall calls for two Portland baseball stars, Tri for a Cure hosts part-virtual fundraising event in South Portland, Free school meals in Maine will end stigma, advocates say, Senior, family housing project approved in Portland, Portland police arrest two after attack on officers, Baking Academy raises immigrant womens confidence through pastry arts, Portlands tourism industry making do with smaller staffs, Cumberland County students sweep Maine App Challenge, Victoria Mansion reopens after pandemic closure, Film fest takes to Eastern Prom to celebrate the outdoors, Maine man wants to tell you something good, Portland Public Library patrons revel in return, Its a draw: Childrens book artists face off in first live event in more than a year, Portlands new Charter Commission elects leadership, Jetport expects travel to take off this summer, A ton of beach trash earns Portland resident sustainability award, Fourth of July festivities return to Munjoy Hill, Portland nonprofit hopes for federal funds to expand child care, create housing, Golf tourney means big boost to Barbara Bush Childrens Hospital, Camping with cannabis: Harrison campground welcomes weed, Things are looking up for One Longfellow Square, Neighbors want rats eradicated before Noyes Street site redeveloped, Safer, greener redesign moves forward for Portlands Bramhall Square, Effort underway to recall Portland Charter Commission member, Rappellers to go Over the Edge Saturday for veterans, Talbot Community School says goodbye to two veteran literacy specialists, Portland police make arrest in Bayside stabbing, Portland voters choose Charter Commission members, pass school budget, Portland council approves moratorium on homeless shelters in Bayside, Portlands economic development director steps down after a dozen years, Breast milk donor depot, dispensary to open in Portland, Portland Public Library soon to welcome back patrons, Noise issues remain hurdle to summer concerts at Rock Row, Maines tallest building OKd for downtown Portland, Childrens museum poised to open with mix of sparkling new, old favorites, Portland Schools hope to have new police policies in place in fall, Support mounting for rail trail expansion to New Hampshire, Portland legislator pushes for Portland-Lewiston rail service, Referendum wont impact homeless center plan, Portland officials say, So much life and happiness at Maine Eid celebration, Pandemic doesnt stop first album release for local musician, Consolidation approved for Portland health, human services offices, Portland author explores lore of Bigfoot in Maine, Waynflete team examines climate change through the arts, Operacin Museo nets top honor for Portland Spanish teacher.

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