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Portland Mayor Kate Snyder, Not Seeking Reelection in 2023
Portland Mayor Kate Snyder, who was elected in 2019 and has one year remaining in her four-year term, announced she will not seek re-election in 2023 through a letter sent out to fellow City Council members. Over her years in office, Snyder has faced no shortage of obstacles. After all, only a couple of months… Read more
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Injuries Are a Major Factor
Football is back! It was a busy week in the NFL with 16 games. Cowboys’ quarterback Dak Prescott has suffered a fractured thumb. With that being said he will now miss approximately 4-6 weeks according to the NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero. That is not good news for Cowboy fans with the season just beginning.… Read more
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From Then, To Now And Back
The early 2000s were the starting beat to an unfamiliar rhythm that shaped what we know as our present day. It was a time of change, a time of new beginnings as well as opportunities for those living in the Portland, Maine area. A lot of new things came to be during this time, and… Read more
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Surfsite still Under Repairs After Sewage Explosion
The Surfsite Residence Hall on SMCC’s South Portland campus is just starting to return to normal after a ground floor sewage flood on September 10 that ruined the carpet, flooded several rooms, and damaged part of the back wall. It was late on Saturday night when disaster struck the ground floor of the Surfsite Residence… Read more
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Unique Spots on Your Campus
Southern Maine Community College is located on the former site of Fort Preble. The campus is filled with historical buildings that have been renovated into classrooms for students today. Students here are just steps away from two beautiful beaches, multiple lighthouses, athletic fields, and a great walkway/path known as the Greenbelt Walkway. Stepping off-campus students… Read more
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The Seawolves Slay the Knights
On September 15, 2022,the SMCC Seawolves volleyball team faced off against the Northern Essex Community College Knights. In set one, the Seawolves jumped out to an early lead. As a result of this, they were able to cruise to a convincing win 25-11. The Knights took a quick 5-0 lead to start the second set.… Read more
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