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Grateful to Poland Springs

Editor, The Biddeford Fire Department would like to thank Poland Spring and its employees for continued support with their recent donation of bottled water.  The drinking water is used during emergency incidents, training, and helps with keeping our firefighters and emergency personnel hydrated during these operations. We greatly appreciate Poland Springs generosity in donating this […]

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Enough is enough with tax increases

Editor, Saco taxpayers will be facing another tax increase of $1.16 per $1000 valuation this coming year.  The School budget, as presented to the City Council, will be a .71 increase and the Saco City budget is a .35 increase.  For a $200,000 home, their taxes will increase by $232. The City Council tried to […]

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Hate crime in downtown Biddeford

Editor, The Biddeford High School’s Civil Rights Team feels strongly committed to raising awareness and fighting back against injustice in our school and community, so we are speaking out in horror in response to the incident of hate that recently occured in Biddeford. As reported in the Press Herald, two men have been charged with […]

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Grateful for local area rescue personnel

Editor, March 27 was just like any ordinary day/evening, until it wasn’t.  My husband and I had both just arrived home in the evening when he began having a medical emergency.  He fell to the ground and began having difficulty breathing.  Not having a medical background, I was not sure what was happening, so I […]

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Sanford’s Future: Why not pot?

On May 18, 2018, I was privileged to attend the grand opening of the Layman Way Recovery Center at the York County Jail. This new center will help individuals begin treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. If Sanford decides to allow for the open retail sale of marijuana, York County better be ready to open […]

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A Memorial Day Remembrance

Memorial Day is a wonderful constant. Every year, it never ceases to touch me. My family attends an annual parade in Mercer, Pennsylvania. It’s terrific—total old-school. The flags, the courthouse, the kids, the snow-cone stand, the marching bands, and, most of all, the troops from different wars—that is, the survivors who remain with us.Speaking of whom, […]