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Cape Elizabeth recognizes historical burial site (opens the original)
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A path winds around and through two grassy areas in a shady grove behind the Riverside Cemetery in Cape Elizabeth, bounded by marshy wetlands. Long grasses cover roots. And stones. Some of these stones poke up no more than a few inches from the ground. They’re suspiciously rectangular, local history enthusiast Diane Brakeley thinks. There are dozens of these stones, which would seem like a normal occurrence on any other wooded area or trail. But here, it could mark the remains of previous Cape E
‘Super oversize’ load’s journey to South Portland taking longer than expected (opens the original)
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The transport of a “super oversize” load approximately 220 feet long and roughly 20 feet wide, headed to South Portland has been delayed. The heat recovery steam generator began its two-night journey from Jay on Tuesday night, originally due to arrive in South Portland by 6 a.m. on Thursday morning. But because its progress has been slower than anticipated, it’s now due to arrive in South Portland next Tuesday morning, with incremental progress each night, according to the Androscoggin County Sh
2 ICE agents named in South Portland man’s federal lawsuit (opens the original)
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A South Portland man has officially sued two named Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, alleging they violated his First and Fourth Amendment rights while he recorded their activities during a surge in ICE activity in Maine in January. Deportation officers Nicholas Lapointe and Christopher Semler have until Oct. 16 to respond to the claims. If a jury finds them guilty, they could be responsible for paying damages to Robert Peck, the plaintiff, in a suit that David Webbert, Peck’s lawyer,
South Portland says no to city-issued trash bags (opens the original)
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South Portland will not switch to city-issued trash bags. The City Council squashed the pay-as-you-throw model at a workshop on Tuesday because councilors said it would place too heavy a burden on South Portland residents, many of whom are already concerned with rising costs of living. Municipal trash and recycling collection will remain the same, and councilors are still open to a citywide curbside compost program. It would increase average annual household waste costs by $13, bringing the annu
Cyclist hit by car on Broadway in South Portland (opens the original)
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SOUTH PORTLAND — A cyclist was hit by a car on Broadway just outside Greater Portland Christian School on Thursday afternoon, according to police personnel at the scene. The cyclist was taken to Maine Medical Center in Portland. It was not immediately clear how extensive the person’s injuries were. The road was briefly closed between Peary Terrace and Huntress Avenue while emergency personnel and vehicles were at the scene but has since reopened. Dana Richie is a community reporter covering Sout
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