A total of 712 solar panels placed over the south-facing leach field and throughout the orchards will produce 330,000 kWh per year, equivalent to removing 49.5 cars from the road each year, school officials say.
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Saco sweets: Maine Needham Company turns ’em out in several flavors
Besides the beloved original, there’s espresso, maple, blueberry and on special occasions, peppermint stick.
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Small businesses, farms, eligible for energy audits
SMPDC has received a $100,000 grant to perform 15 or more energy audits, designed to discover where efficiencies could be made to save energy and money.
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Walk-in vaccination available at Sanford clinic April 29, 30 and May 1
Schedule is 5-8 p.m. Thursday, 8 a.m. to noon Friday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
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Developer wants to acquire Biddeford-owned land for housing proposal at Diamond Street
The property would be combined with other parcels for as many as 340 units. The City Council is looking for more specifics about the proposal by Lord & Harrington, LLC.
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Vaccine clinic draws hundreds to Biddeford High School
A spokesman for FEMA says the clinic administered 524 shots on Sunday, more than half of them to walk-ins.
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Volunteers welcome and needed at Sanford vaccine clinic, organizers say
Here’s what I observed when I volunteered for a few hours last week, along with some perspective from others. It’s fun, positive, and I’ll do it again.
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SMHC ‘Age Friendly’ approach keeps older patients in mind
The program as among 16 in Maine getting a boost from the John A. Hartford Foundation, through the Boston-based Institute for Health Care Improvement.
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Biddeford council balks at Alfred Street zone change for marijuana grow op
Citing the current lack of a vision for the gateway – the Alfred Street location is also the Route 111 corridor into the city – and other reasons, 7 of 9 councilors declined to approve the change.
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Focus group volunteers sought for Biddeford Comprehensive Plan Update process
BIDDEFORD — The City of Biddeford is seeking volunteers for upcoming focus group sessions to be conducted via Zoom as part of the 2021 Comprehensive Plan Update. As part of this process, the city is releasing educational materials and surveys to the general public on specific topics — Neighborhoods, Housing, Downtown Mill District, Climate Change, Natural […]