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Biddeford voters to consider $35.1 million school budget

The budget would allow the district to add teachers and programs without raising property taxes.

The Biddeford Planning Board votes in favor of a contract zone that would allow a septic system to be installed at the keeper’s house.

Actually, the newly hatched mallards make the trip from their rooftop nest to the Saco River in a construction bucket.

A septic system could make it possible to have a keeper and allow for overnight stays at Wood Island Lighthouse.

Employees of the Pepperell Mill Campus in Biddeford call the Maine Warden Service, which plans to lead the ducklings safely to water once they hatch.

by Michael Milligan Special to the Press Herald May 23, 2016May 22, 2016

Franklin County offers an example of how a poor area can focus on health to the benefit of all.

The city adds staff for the multiyear project to correct code violations and try to avoid tragedies like the two blazes that killed eight in 2014.

The families of Michael Moore and James Ford had sued the owner of the building where the men died in an arson fire.

by Gillian Graham May 2, 2016

The proposed budgets would not increase taxes for most homeowners, according to city officials.

Rescue personnel needed two doses of Narcan to revive Corey Lyons, 26, who crashed the stolen vehicle into a parked car at Papa John’s on Elm Street.