The advocate for his Brunswick neighbors died in his home on Jan. 21.
Sydney Richelieu
Staff Writer
Sydney is a community reporter for Biddeford, Saco, Old Orchard Beach, Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel and previously reporter for the Courier and Post. Sydney grew up in Kennebunk and is a graduate of Emerson College. She can usually be found at a coffee shop, concert, or hiking trail when not reporting. Past journalism experience includes The York County Coast Star and The Berkeley Beacon.
Major snowstorm, extreme cold headed for Maine Sunday and Monday
A major snowstorm will bring over a foot of snow in southern Maine, with anywhere from 8 to 12 inches expected up north.
One dead after Dexter house fire
A residential home caught on fire in Dexter on Friday night, engulfing the home and killing one person.
Saco to hold public hearing on RV camping ordinance
If the amendment passes, Saco residents would be allowed to host guests in campers or motor homes on private property for 14 days.
Biddeford council votes against moratorium on mobile home lot rent increases
Several residents pleaded with the council to pass the proposal, saying the rising prices — which have more than doubled for some — could force them out of their homes.
Old Orchard Beach votes to limit camping, sleeping in cars
The Town Council voted unanimously to limit camping on both public and private property.
Biddeford mayor condemns potential ICE operations, saying city ‘has been shaped by immigrants’
Liam LaFountain urged residents to look out for one another amid looming concerns of increased action by federal immigration agents.
Biddeford WinterFest offers a chance to shake off the winter blues
This year’s edition of the weekendlong family-friendly event is scheduled for Feb. 6-8.
Old Orchard Beach considering limits on public camping, sleeping in cars
The Town Council is expected to vote on the ordinances Tuesday, with the town manager saying that sleeping in vehicles and tents is a public safety hazard.
Former Saco mayor wins City Council special election by 3 votes
William Doyle, who held the Ward 3 seat before becoming mayor, beat political newcomer Robert Henry, 69-66, according to initial results.