Central Maine Pyrotechnics is poised to set off 2,000 aerial shells from Narragansett Point.
Tammy Wells
Tammy Wells came to the Biddeford-Saco Old Orchard Beach Courier and Kennebunk Post from the now-defunct Journal Tribune, where she was a staff writer for 22 years. She's enjoyed writing about old soldiers, quilt shows and big floods, the high school marching band, murder trials and the big bust that everyone hoped would put a dent in the drug trade for a while. She believes citizens need to know about the mil rate and why one road is getting paved and another one isn’t, what exciting new business is moving to town, what company is leaving and how much it costs to run a school. Tammy was raised in New Brunswick, Canada. She enjoys photographic excursions throughout rural Maine and New Hampshire with her husband, reading, their cats Skippy and Lola, and small Canadian islands in Passamaquoddy Bay.
Maine Water Company work will close South Street overnight Sept. 1
The closure at 466 South St. begins 7 p.m. Sept. 1. City officials say the roadway re-opens at 7 a.m. Sept. 2.
Magazine reader poll votes Thornton Academy best Maine private school
Saco school, which also serves as the public high school for Saco, was established in 1811.
Biddeford Council approves tax break for Barra Road apartment project
As well, the city and Eon Entities will work together to create a master plan for about 70 additional acres near the Saxon apartment project.
Aim for York Judicial Center is zero net energy
Biddeford City Council approved a change to the contract zone to allow solar arrays in the parking lots of the new court building, as well as on the roof.
2020 was busy for Age Friendly Saco volunteers
The group, which distributed more than 5,000 USDA Farm to Food boxes and a dozen other projects, has plans for this year, as well.
Departing York County Jail captain recognized for COVID work
Dan Bean, who became acting jail superintendent last fall, has departed to work for Impact Justice.
Cultural Cuisine event promises tasty tour of Biddeford’s diverse communities
Hosted by the Biddeford Cultural and Heritage Center, the free taste event takes place noon to 4 p.m. Aug. 21 in Mechanics Park in conjunction with River Jam.
The Holy Donut plans Arundel shop, production facility
The popular Maine company has locations in Portland, Auburn and Scarborough.
Driving habits on stretch of Route 111 worry Arundel selectmen, state rep
The double lane heading westbound was completed a couple of years ago. Those who live and work in the area say there’s more speeding and jockeying for position as the lanes merge.