A Massachusetts developer buys 2 troubled properties at auctions, including the proposed site of a $40 million mixed-use project called The Waters.
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Lawsuit accuses Saco developer of stealing money as properties go to auction
Bernard Saulnier is accused by his business partner of taking money from their company to pay for other business dealings and personal debts.
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To avoid lawsuit, Saco to pay ex-chief $116,000 and cover 4 years of health care
The agreement was executed on May 20, the day the city announced that Police Chief Raynald Demers and Deputy Chief Corey Huntress were cleared of any wrongdoing after weeks of investigation.
Posted inLocal & State, News
New American citizens ready to celebrate the Fourth in Maine
The holiday means independence for the United States – and for these grateful people, too.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, News
Saco man who sold bomb to federal agent gets 2 years in prison
Michael Rickett, 23, sold a military-grade improvised explosive device to an undercover agent for $350.
Posted inBusiness
Saco manufacturer acquired by Precision Cutting Technologies
CID Performance Tooling generates about $3 million in annual revenue and employs 14 people at its Saco plant.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Supporting school nutrition is an investment in our future
Public policies and private initiatives are aimed at making it easier for students to get dependable meals.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Schools and Education
After 12 years, crossing guards in Saco hang up their stop signs
Homer Grant and Julie Lambert retired Friday, the last day of school in Saco. Lambert says, ‘I miss the kids already.’
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Saco Rep. O’Neil: We need a bold plan to combat the opioid epidemic
A small excise tax paid by manufacturers of opioids would help pay for addiction treatment and prevention.
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Roofing contractor whose worker died in fall faces nearly $1.8 million in fines
An federal investigation finds that Shawn D. Purvis failed to protect workers from fall hazards. His lawyer says he plans to challenge the OSHA fines.