A federal judge calls a pair of attacks by 2 men in 2018 ‘among the most serious I have seen.’
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Biddeford to survey residents on needs, concerns during pandemic
They’ll use the answers to come up with assistance programs to help the most pressing needs, city officials say.
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Free screening of ‘Angst’ explores youth anxiety
Online event is 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27.
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Biddeford wants citizen input on park design concepts
‘Design the Park at Pearl Street’ set for 3 to 5 p.m., Oct. 27.
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Clinician to help Biddeford Police aid people in crisis
Program aims to help people get services they need.
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Biddeford pushes forward on developing climate action plan
The city becomes the sixth community in Maine to declare a ‘climate emergency’ and will develop a plan to adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change.
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Suspect in pizza dough tampering will be held without bail
Nicholas Mitchell appeared by video for a brief court hearing Friday, and did not enter a plea.
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Experienced legislator challenges incumbent in Senate District 32 race
Three-term Sen. Susan Deschambault and former state Rep. Robert Daigle are running to represent the district that includes Biddeford and 5 surrounding towns.
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Biddeford to mull adult use marijuana cultivation, manufacturing
Planning Board to review proposed ordinance amendments.
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Biddeford voters consider $17.5 million in bonds to fix infrastructure
City officials say $10 million is needed to make required upgrades to an outdated storm and sanitary sewer system.