The six-month project along Elm Street began in early April.
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Art of Biddeford show features mother-daughter duo
Martha and Kaitlyn Miller will present their work at The Foundry in Biddeford beginning May 5.
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Biddeford High School student receives MPA’s Principal’s Award
Benjamin Descoteaux embodies the values of the award, said Martha Jacques, Biddeford High School principal.
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Biddeford City Council approves funding for new playground
The playground will be located at the J. Richard Martin Community Center.
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Old Orchard Beach family receives help for child behavioral issues, says ‘You’re not alone’
A family received help for their aggressive child from nonprofit Youth Villages. Now, they want others to know they’re not alone.
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Library Links: A peek behind closed doors at Saco Museum this summer
Have you ever been curious about how the magic happens at a museum? Visit the Saco Museum to see “Behind Closed Doors: The Secrets of Museum Work” from May 24 to Aug. 23 to find out. We’re taking a different approach to our summer exhibition this year. Instead of focusing on a particular historical theme […]
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Saco plans housing action plan listening sessions
Starting April 22, Saco residents will have the opportunity to attend listening sessions regarding housing.
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Biddeford students named state champions in creative challenge
Three teams will head to the Odyssey of the Mind World Finals in Michigan next month.
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County Report: Open house scheduled at York County Emergency Management Agency
Sometimes you see folks dressed in protective clothing, working at the scene of a chemical spill, doing all they can to make sure folks are safe as can be. When a child has wandered away from their yard, there is often a drone overhead, guided by a team on the ground, aiding in the search. […]
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Proposed York County budget increase is 13%
Commissioners heard from several York County Government departments and will continue the review at 4:30 p.m., April 9, at the York County Government building in Alfred.