BIDDEFORD — The Model United Nations club at Biddeford High School is a home for diplomacy, negotiation, and education for students. The club attends two prestigious conferences a year and also hosts one smaller practice conference for schools in the area. The conferences model the actual United Nations negotiations. Students are assigned a country and […]
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Bio box of former president George H.W. Bush
NAME — George Herbert Walker Bush, born June 12, 1924. EDUCATION — Yale University, bachelor’s degree in economics. EXPERIENCE — Navy (1942-1945). Founded several oil companies before representing Texas in the U.S. House (1967-71). Ambassador to the United Nations (1971-73). Republican National Committee chairman (1973-74). Chief U.S. liaison officer to China (1974-76). CIA director (1976-77). […]
Domestic violence, criminal mischief among Biddeford Police Log items
BIDDEFORD — The following individuals were arrested or issued a summons by Biddeford Police from Sept. 15 to Sept. 21, 2018: • Rose E. Chase, 28, of North Waterboro, was arrested for operating a motor vehicle under the influence (alcohol). • Warren E. Cortese, 54 of Biddeford, was arrested for an outstanding warrant. • Kristin […]
Marie Joseph Spiritual Center to host one-day retreat
BIDDEFORD POOL — A special retreat at the Marie Joseph Spiritual Center in Biddeford Pool will focus on Advent and a renewal of faith. The “What are you waiting for?” one-day retreat begins at 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 6, at the center and wraps up at 3:30 p.m. The retreat is being led by Diane […]
Limington woman charged in connection with suspected mobile meth lab
A Limington woman arrested Thursday in Windham after police discovered a suspected mobile meth-making setup in the car she was driving was ordered held Friday on $5,000 bail at the Cumberland County Jail. Superior Court Justice Thomas Warren imposed the cash bail amount along with a host of conditions of release during her first court […]
Deputies acted in self defense in 2017 Arundel shooting, AG report says
ARUNDEL — An investigation by the Maine Attorney General’s Office has concluded that York County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Steve Thistlewood and Deputy Heath Mains acted in self defense in connection with the shooting death of Arundel resident Chad Dionne, 37, on May 29, 2017. “It is our determination that when Sgt. Thistlewood and Deputy Mains […]
Down wind: Saco removes wind turbine
SACO — For the last decade, the 100-foot-high wind turbine atop York Hill has greeted motorists as they traveled from Main Street in Biddeford to Main Street in Saco. What has become a familiar site will be no longer, as the city of Saco has moved forward with tearing down the turbine. The wind turbine […]
Traffic stop in Windham uncovers suspected mobile meth lab
A Limington woman was arrested on felony drug charges after Windham police and the Maine drug enforcement officers discovered a one-pot mobile meth lab during a traffic stop along Route 302 on Thursday morning. Cmdr. Scott Pelletier of the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency said local police were alerted after a loss prevention worker at the […]
Letters of support pour in for threatened Muslim girl, 10
BOSTON (AP) — A Muslim girl in Massachusetts has received hundreds of letters of support after receiving threatening notes at her elementary school. The Massachusetts chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations said that as of Thursday, it had received more than 500 notes from across the country for the 10-year-old. The girl, whose name […]
Equestrian’s passion for dressage helps overcome MS diagnosis
WELLS — A Native American proverb says horses truly help heal and guide us to discover hidden parts of ourselves and for one Wells resident, that’s an evident truth. Mary Jordan of Wells has been riding horses from the time she could first walk growing up in Clinton, New York, and she now works in […]
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