Imagination, skill and hard work combine to brighten spots that had been a bit tired.
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Biddeford Ward 4 councilor resigns, mayor to fill vacancy
Robert Quattrone, who was elected to a fourth two-year term in November 2019, is moving from the city.
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Childhood hospital stay sparked nursing career for OOB senior
Leah Green talked about that event, her future plans, the close knit school community and more in this senior profile.
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Volunteers pitch in at Biddeford Community Gardens
United Way of York County launches new project and young people from Apex pitch in.
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Saco mil rate projected to decrease, property values increase
Voters will act on the school portion of the budget in the June 8 election.
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22 years later, parents still wondering what happened to their son
Angel Torres’ family is offering a $16,500 reward in connection with their son’s case. Those with information are asked to call Maine State Police at 624-7076, or the Major Crimes Unit at 657-5710.
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Outdoors meets outdoors with L.L. Bean gift to The Ecology School
The gift will sponsor a family camp, arrival plaza and riverside education and recreation area.
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Amended bill would see state assist Saco in Camp Ellis erosion project
The city recently sent a letter to the US Army Corps of Engineers, indicating it understands its role as a nonfederal sponsor of the proposed mitigation project.
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Biddeford’s Christine Goulet is York County Teacher of the Year
“She creates a fun, exciting, student driven learning environment where students have voice, choice, and accountability,” said Biddeford Schools Director of Instruction and Innovation Mandy Cyr
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Biddeford’s Stone Soup food pantry closes
The city had two pantries for many years. Biddeford Food Pantry remains a resource for those seeking food.