The summer break for Scarborough students was a little more than 10 weeks long, but a lot of changes have occurred in that time. Students will be greeted by several new faces this year, access to the primary schools has been improved and the le More...
An appeal to the Board of Assessment Review for 43 homeowners in Scarborough was postponed Monday, Aug. 19 due to technical issues with audio equipment. More...
The Scarborough High School girls’ soccer program held tryouts Monday, Aug. 19, the first day of the fall sports season, to fill the first-year, junior varsity and varsity rosters. More...
Train hits man who was crossing tracks, possibly to hop on a freight train
By Michael Kelley Staff Writer
A quiet morning in Scarborough turned tragic Sunday, Aug. 18 when the Amtrak Downeaster hit a man as it passed through a railroad crossing at the intersection of Highland Avenue and Black Point Road just after 8:15 a.m. Detective Sgt. More...
Project will research possibility of using supercomputer Watson to help diagnose, treat cancer
By Michael Kelley Staff Writer
The Maine Center for Cancer Medicine, an oncology treatment and research facility at 100 Campus Drive, is embarking on a oneof a-kind project that could change the face of cancer treatment. Maine Center for Cancer Medicine has teamed up with IB More...
Frequently the Scarborough Fire and Police Departments get inquiries about how residents can provide door and alarm access codes or hidden key location information to our departments for the use of emergency first responders when they need to access More...
The Leader accepts calendar listings from nonprofit organizations. Submissions must be received 10 days prior to publication. Please email your listing to editor@scarboroughleader.com and indicate the date of your event in the reference line. More...
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