People with Jan. 9-13 storm damage are encouraged to drop by and register.
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York County dredge project on the move
Plans are to use the dredge to rebuild local beaches that were damaged by January storms.
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Saco city administrator proposes lower mil rate for FY 2025
Under his plan, 85% of taxpayers could expect see a reduction in their property taxes.
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Figures for proposed new Saco schools now available
The funding scheme, which would see residents pay less than 28% and the state take on the rest, is a once in a generation opportunity, said Superintendent Jeremy Ray.
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Police ask for help identifying car that hit walker
The car was used in a hit and run crash, police say.
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New housing pilot program will support cost burdened seniors and cash strapped renters
Age Friendly Saco and House Rep. Maggie O’Neil were instrumental in bringing the Nesterly housing program to Maine.
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Biddeford Schools to get less state funding, even as it serves a growing number of students with complex needs
School Superintendent Jeremy Ray’s budget for the coming year includes a $2.68 million funding increase from the current fiscal year, $1.73 million of which would be shouldered by local taxpayers.
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York County Commissioners table proposed proclamation policy pending revisions
“As one commissioner said, we are going to open a can of worms, and here we are,” said Commission Chair Richard Dutremble.
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In Old Orchard Village and Atlantic Village, residents are stuck between a rock and a hard place
With the sale of the two mobile home parks looming, residents are interested in forming a cooperative to buy the properties – but either way they expect their lot fees to go up.
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Residents’ tax bills likely to increase under Biddeford city manager’s proposed budget
Loss of revenue sharing from the state, inflation, and dealing with homelessness were highlights from Biddeford’s opening budget presentation.