A public meeting Thursday will give residents an opportunity to share what they would like to see in Truc Dever’s permanent successor.
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Biddeford approves updates to comprehensive plan just before deadline
Inconsistencies in the plan led to it being initially rejected by the state. The city cited staffing issues within the Planning Department as the cause.
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Biddeford voters approve $52.6M school budget
Voters also chose 7 members of the new Charter Review Commission and picked a Democratic nominee for the York County Commissioners.
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Biddeford mayor nominates interim city manager
Seasoned municipal manager Cornell Knight has been tapped to temporarily succeed Truc Dever, who announced her resignation in April.
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UNE sues Biddeford after city denies permit for controversial pier project
The University of New England is asking a York County judge to declare that the city’s moratorium on construction projects violates state law.
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What’s on the June ballot in Biddeford, Saco and Old Orchard Beach?
Here’s what voters in each York County community can expect to see when they head to the polls.
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Biddeford council adopts $50.8 million municipal budget
The fiscal 2027 budget is expected to result in a $15.84 mill rate for Biddeford residents.
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Biddeford denies UNE’s request to clear trees near Saco River
The city’s zoning board of appeals shot down the university’s plan to remove 49 trees as part of its marine research pier project, citing an ongoing moratorium that paused UNE development.
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Biddeford city manager resigning after less than a year on the job
Truc Dever, who was hired last summer to succeed Jim Bennett, submitted her resignation letter to Mayor Liam LaFountain and the City Council on Sunday evening.
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Biddeford weighing how to help homeless residents while mitigating public camping
General Assistance Administrator Jake Hammer recommended Tuesday that city councilors fund the Seeds of Hope program and consider a citywide ban on camping in public places.