After a short hiatus, the Saco Meals Program reopened, providing not only dinner, but conversation to those in need.
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Maine’s only medical school to expand in new home
The University of New England medical school will be moving from Biddeford into a new, $90 million building in Portland.
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York County Audubon presentation features Iceland’s ‘panoply of birds’
The program is scheduled for Tuesday, June 17, in Mather Auditorium at Wells Reserve at Laudholm.
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Ham radio exercises planned at Kennebunk church
The New England Radio Discussion Society will offer emergency communication demonstrations.
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Taiwan officials compare emergency management notes with York County peers | County Report
A group of 10 fire chiefs and EMS professionals from Taiwan visited the United States as part of the International Visitor Leadership Program.
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Supporting child care in Maine communities | Henry Ingwersen
As a grandpa to 12 wonderful grandchildren, I am kept happily busy looking after them when I’m not in Augusta. In all of their families, both parents work, and so I’ve come to truly understand why child care providers and the professional staff that are employed there are called “the workforce behind the workforce.” When […]
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Bold, bright Biddeford plans plenty of Pride Month events
Starting on Saturday, May 31, Biddeford will celebrate Pride Month with a variety of events and activities.
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Biddeford municipal budget increases about 6% from current year
Cost factors include staffing, technology upgrades and funding community programs.
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Local author brings Maine woman’s story to life
University of New England historian Elizabeth DeWolfe’s latest book highlights a story of bravery, infidelity, and female friendships.
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In these divisive, fractured times, facts still matter | Marc Malon
You’re not reading this column in a print edition of the Courier; this much is obvious. The Courier published its final print edition in late March, and this column — along with all of its content — now appears digitally on a local news site managed by the Maine Trust for Local News. Don’t get […]