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The freedom of flight

SANFORD — An adaptive flight training program is giving those with disabilities the chance to feel the freedom of flying. Dennis Kathios flew up in the air with a flight instructor Sunday, at an adaptive flight demonstration day at Southern Maine Aviation in Sanford. “It made me feel young again,” said the 50-year-old from Dover, […]

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Manufacturer files Chapter 11, en route to buyout

BIDDEFORD — A 10-year-old local company that makes composite decking and other products has entered a sales agreement with a New Jersey-based company that produces a variety of building products. Correct Building Products, LLC, located in the Biddeford Industrial Park, will sell substantially all of its assets to a subsidiary of Building Materials Corporation of […]

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Developer receives approval for Biddeford mill plan

BIDDEFORD — Another milestone for mill development in Biddeford was reached Wednesday when the Planning Board gave final approval to a project to build 66 residential rental units at Riverdam Mill. Although there are other rental units in Biddeford’s mill district, like those in the North Dam Mill complex, The Mill at Saco Falls will […]

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Rory Holland pleads not guilty to murders

ALFRED — Accused murderer Rory Holland, 55, pleaded not guilty this morning to two counts of murder in York County Superior Court. The Biddeford man who was indicted on the charges by a York County Grand Jury last week, is accused of killing brothers Derek Greene, 21, and Gage Greene, 19, both of Biddeford, on […]

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St. Demetrios Church shares traditions

When Van Marines was about 8 years old, she used to love to go visiting with her grandmother Vasilou Apostle. The older women would make Greek coffee from finely ground coffee beans and later “read” the grounds left at the bottom of the demitasse cups. The readings were just for fun, but the memory stuck […]

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Beach businesses see sunny days ahead

OLD ORCHARD BEACH — A soggy start to the summer season has not completely dampened the spirits of local business owners, who have a positive attitude that there will be many sunny days ahead. On rainy days, amusement park Funtown Splashtown, USA closes down, and Palace Playland in Old Orchard Beach keeps the arcade open […]