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Students protest cuts

BIDDEFORD — Biddeford High School students were chanting outside of Biddeford City Hall for about an hour Wednesday afternoon, and horns being sounded in support were heard from a number of passing vehicles. The students were protesting the proposed school budget, to be voted on tonight along with the city budget, which includes cuts in […]

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Company eyes Sanford mill for medical marijuana

SANFORD — A South Berwick company is considering setting up a medical marijuana dispensary in one of Sanford’s old textile mills. Green Relief MD is eyeing Stone Mill Place, a six-story former textile mill owned by Eric Stone on Emery Street in the millyard. Under rules set by the state following passage of the medical […]

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Into the Wild

WELLS — Animal-devouring plants sound like something out of a science fiction novel, but in Wells these plants and other unique species of plants and wildlife are thriving ”“ for now. Members of the Wells Conservation Commission are hoping residents will approve a measure on the June 8 ballot to preserve habitat for unique species […]

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Sanford veterans park rededicated

SANFORD — In 1929, the citizens of Sanford dedicated Soldiers and Sailors Park to the memory of those who had perished in World War I. But over the years, the park that was tucked away behind the Edison School, abutting Twombley Road, became an overgrown tangle. A transformation has taken place in the past few years, […]

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Sanford veterans park rededicated

Members of the Sanford Veteran’s Memorial Committee raised the Stars and Stripes Monday, rededicating Soldiers and Sailors Park, which was created in 1929 to mark the memory of those who died in World War I. A tangle of brush and trees for many years, the park has undergone a transformation and now contains a walking […]

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Into the Wild

Dr. Owen Grumbling, chairman of the Wells Conservation Commission, stands near a body of water at the Tilton property Friday morning in Wells. The property and a parcel known as the Granite State land are on the market and Grumbling hopes voters will give the go-ahead for the town to negotiate for both parcels. JEFF […]