BIDDEFORD — Anyone wanting to learn how to administer naloxone in the event of an opiate drug overdose can get training, and free Narcan, on Friday when the organization known as the Church of Safe Injection makes a stop at the Seeds of Hope Neighborhood Center in Biddeford. Naloxone is a medication designed to rapidly […]

SACO — A vacant property on Main Street in Saco, known as Saco Island East, is going up for auction on Friday. Saco Island East is a nearly six-acre parcel on Saco Island, an island in the Saco River that was once home to a booming mill district. Main Street passes through the island, connecting […]

  SACO — An ordinary citizen was acknowledged Monday night for an extraordinary act. Saco resident Dan Varle was driving down Flag Pond Road on the morning of Dec. 11, when he noticed smoke and fire coming from a mobile home. “He immediately pulled his vehicle into the driveway of the home and called 911, […]

WASHINGTON — William Barr once advised that a president didn’t need Congress’ permission to attack Iraq, that his administration could arrest a foreign dictator and that the FBI could capture suspects abroad without that country’s consent. It’s an expansive view of presidential power and an unsettling one for Democrats as the Senate holds a confirmation […]

BERLIN (AP) — Officials have returned a painting looted by the Nazis to the heirs of a Jewish French politician and resistance figure who was executed during World War II. “Portrait of a Seated Young Woman” by Thomas Couture, which belonged to Georges Mandel, was discovered in late collector Cornelius Gurlitt’s art trove while German […]