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CVS application deemed incomplete

SACO — An application for a proposed CVS in the downtown has been deemed incomplete, and the developer must get a determination of historical significance for all structures on or adjacent to the site. Planning board members decided at their Tuesday night meeting to reverse their decision on the application made by John Grammas, which […]

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Keeping the heat in, not on

BIDDEFORD — Carol Bishop’s two-unit home on Clifford Street is an older building that was very expensive to heat. But the divorcee, who is unemployed and living on a fixed income, didn’t have the financial resources to make improvements to her home in order to bring down her heating costs. Lucky for her, there are […]

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Roads of winters past

A man drives a horse-drawn plow down the sidewalks of Saco, circa 1910, in this photograph provided by McArthur Library in Biddeford. Before automobiles became widely used, plowing was done only on the trolley tracks and sidewalks. The photo is attributed to Charles Moody and is featured in “The Old Photographs Series: Saco,” as compiled […]

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Helping Haiti, before and after

Lisa Lassey watches a slideshow from her last trip to Haiti, which took place just four weeks ago, on her laptop Saturday in her Kennebunk home. Lassey is director of program development for Partners in Development, a humanitarian aid organization based in Ipswich, Mass. that provides relief for impoverished Haitians. The recent earthquake that struck […]

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Roads of winters past

BIDDEFORD — During a major snowstorm, the City of Biddeford deploys 13 vehicles that plow every street, according to Public Works Director Guy Casavant, using computerized dispensers that distribute sand and salt as they go. The major roads are cleared to the tar and motorists can be confident that the roads will be passable whenever […]