The Planning Board has recommended the City Council approve the change as requested by the property owner, Five Star Holdings.
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Maple producers ready for sweet weekend sales
There will be many maple products available; visitors can walk through the sugarbush at one location and check out the sugar house at another.
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Saco Bay Symposium set for Friday, online
Erosion and how to eliminate it is aim of second annual event.
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‘So long’ to two Biddeford restaurant landmarks
The WonderBar, closed for much of the year, is for sale. Jonesy’s Main Street Cafe closes March 28.
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‘Topping off’ ceremony signals significant construction progress on Biddeford parking garage
‘It’s a real symbolic day for the city of Biddeford,’ Mayor Alan Casavant said.
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Police identify woman found dead on Saco beach
The body was found by someone walking their dog on the beach.
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York County teens learn to recognize potential addiction pitfalls, and find their voice with photos in new programs
Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition is rolling out Prime for Life and Photo Voice to groups who want to get involved.
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An Irish flag raising in Biddeford for St. Patrick’s Day
The tradition continues.
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It is official – Martha Jacques is now Biddeford High School principal
The term ‘interim’ was dropped on March 9, when the Biddeford School Board unanimously voted her in as principal of the 770-student school.
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Biddeford High School, COT students to attend classes 4 days starting later this month
PreK-2 and intermediate school pupils now attend classes five days a week; middle school students, remain at 4 days.