Biddeford Intermediate School students delivered cards to veterans on Saturday and met Tuskegee Airman Frederick Douglass Williams.. Courtesy Photo
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Maine State Police investigating discovery of man’s body in Saco woods
Police said 48-year-old Herbert Winship of Saco was involved in a high-speed motorcycle chase last Saturday.
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Maine Water Company names new director of administrative services
Mark A. Vannoy is promoted.
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University of New England receives grant to train medical students to treat opioid use disorders
The grant should increase the number of those who can treat opioid users.
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Wooven: A new shop for textiles
Locally designed fabric is handwoven in southeast Asia and returned as scarves, bags, more.
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Veterans Day: Lest we forget
Veterans Day to be observed in Biddeford, Saco and Old Orchard Beach.
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Welcome, Apex Youth Connection
A new name and expanded programs for an agency that inspires young people to aspire, persist and explore.
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Biddeford attorney is new York County Judge of Probate
Scott Houde achieved his dream of becoming an attorney — and now he’s been named a judge.
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Biddeford bus driver charged with OUI has mostly clean driving record
Richard E. Tanguay, 68, has no recent record of driving infractions, but was involved in a minor collision while driving a district school bus in 2011.
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Dyer Library seeks community help for cornice repairs
Animal damage and 150 years of Maine winters has left a portion of the eaves open to the weather.