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After 65 years, BHS memories still as fresh as ever

BIDDEFORD — Each year many high school graduating classes hold reunions. High school reunions provide an opportunity to bring together friends and acquaintances from the past that time and distance have kept apart. Five, 10 and even 25-year reunions are common. However, as the years come and go, and life happens, it often becomes more […]

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Mill district plan to be completed by September

BIDDEFORD — A riverwalk, parking lots, areas of open spaces, pedestrian access and traffic could be part of the future of the mill district, according to design plans that were discussed Wednesday. Consultants from the Boston-based consulting firm Crosby/ Schlessinger/ Smallridge, LLC met with members of the mill district master plan steering committee at City […]

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Voters will decide on $34M BHS project

BIDDEFORD — After more than two years of planning, more than 20 meetings by the district’s building committee, and several discussions by the City Council, it will be up to the public to decide in November whether to spend $34 million to renovate Biddeford High School. On Tuesday, in a unanimous vote, the council gave […]

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Bringing light from darkness

BIDDEFORD — A few of the same young people who were responsible for defacing buildings at the Lincoln Mill with graffiti went to the site Saturday to clean it up. For eight hours in the sweltering heat, a group of more than 15 youth voluntarily pressure-washed brick walls, picked up trash and painted. In the […]

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Bringing light from darkness

Friends of murder victims Derek Greene, 21, and Gage Greene, 19, worked for eight hours on Saturday cleaning up graffiti at the Lincoln Mill in Biddeford. Since the brothers’ death in Biddeford on June 30, many of their friends formed the Go Greene group which focuses on changing their lives for the better by helping […]

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‘Non’ to return of French TV channel

SANFORD — The cable television company that serves Sanford and some rural York County communities said it has no plans to replace a French language channel that was dropped when their service provider stopped supplying a channel out of Sherbrooke, Quebec. In correspondence with resident Gilles Auger, who along with his wife Claire circulated a […]

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Paddling into awareness

BIDDEFORD — Paddle boarder Marcio Munch will head to New York City later this month to join more than one hundred other paddlers in an event to raise awareness for autism. Munch, 42, will be attending the third annual SEA Paddle NYC event on Aug. 24. The 28-mile paddle around Manhattan will raise money and […]