The annual event, made virtual this year because of the coronavirus, was very popular, organizers said.
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With ‘multiple probable’ COVID-19 cases, Jameson, Loranger school buildings closed this week
RSU 23 superintendent to update families on Friday.
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Pandemic prompts police in York County to consider mutual aid plan
If a department was down personnel due to coronavirus, another police agency could send officers to fill in.
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Despite the COVID-19 storm clouds, there are reasons to be thankful
Good things do happen even during a pandemic.
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Biddeford and Saco schools, businesses provide Thanksgiving provisions to area families
125 meal boxes were distributed Saturday.
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Santa visits Saco Fire Station Thanksgiving night, albeit with precautions
He’s been greeting kids there for decades, and so firefighters found a way for the tradition to continue
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Festival of Trees at Dyer Library moves outside, opens Nov. 27
Other events include an online auction and visits with Mrs. Claus and Santa at at the Saco Museum on dates in December.
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Got Toys for Tots? Program is looking for new, unwrapped toys
The registration deadline for families seeking toys closes Dec. 8.
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Remote learning for Saco schools week following Thanksgiving
Thornton Academy, which has been conducting remote learning since Nov. 10, will continue through Dec. 4, as well.
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Biddeford council seeks more home ownership, more affordable housing for residents
Setting goals signals developers of the direction the city wants housing to take, officials said.