SMPDC director Paul Schumacher said he was struck by the tremendous need for the support and the determination of agencies and businesses to remain open.
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Biddeford council allows marijuana facilities in new areas
Adult use stores are prohibited.
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Biddeford council approves Saco Lowell TIF after earlier rejection
Council votes have been split over the proposal for months, but they approved the measure 5-4 on Jan. 19, after rejecting it by the same one-vote margin on Jan. 7.
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Biddeford Police set out to collect 250 warm coats; residents donate 1,100
The sheer number of coats received surprised organizers – but the generosity didn’t.
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Women credit Esther Residence with changing their lives
The Saco transitional home celebrates its 15th anniversary.
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Revised dog ordinance proposed in Saco spells out ‘dos and don’ts’
A public hearing on the matter is set for Feb. 1.
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Saco invites residents to online Comp Plan kickoff meeting Jan. 21
Now’s your chance to offer ideas as the Long Range Planning Committee begins its work on a plan for the city’s future.
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Biddeford and Saco events mark MLK Day by giving to others
Hot food, new socks, pantry items, and warm clothing warmed bodies, and hearts as well.
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Proposal calls for housing, retail mix at revitalized Five Points Shopping Center
An upgraded retail plaza with high rise apartments in the midsection, an entertainment center, and garden apartments nearby are part of contract zone request.
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Pandemic has led to fewer BSOOB transit riders, but agency hopes for ‘normal’ year ahead
Contactless fare payment and extensive sanitizing and safety measures have been undertaken.