U.S. Senator Angus King stopped by the York County Regional Training Center Wednesday for a tour; to see — firsthand — the facility York County government built largely with federal ARPA funds, county money, grants and Congressionally Designated Spending that makes exactly that sort of training possible.
Month: May 2026
OPINION | Proud of my work during this session
State Sen. Henry Ingwersen reflects on the past year and several of the bills he sponsored that are now laws, providing help to some of Maine’s most vulnerable citizens
COMMUNITY | Emma Bouthillette joins Gazette team
Emma Bouthillette — a marketer, writer, yoga instructor, corgi mom and native of Biddeford — has joined the Biddeford Gazette’s Community Advisory Council.
City seeks public input on beach management plan
The City of Biddeford is asking the public to help create a beach management plan for Biddeford Pool beach at Gilbert Boucher Park.
According to a press release sent to area media outlets, city officials are seeking public input to help identify community priorities related to Biddeford’s beaches, which will be used to inform the development of management strategies and a maintenance plan.
Business leaders and others enjoy ‘Beginning of Summer’ social event
After a seemingly long and especially cold winter, it would seem that lots of people are only more than happy to get a head start on the summer season by capitalizing on the pleasantries of late spring days.
Such was the case Wednesday afternoon during the Biddeford+Saco Chamber of Commerce’s Beginning of Summer business social event, which was held this year at City Theater in Biddeford.
IN-DEPTH | UNE strikes back, files lawsuit against Biddeford
This is the second installment in a multi-part series of articles that examines the ongoing saga of issues connected to the University of New England’s controversial research pier project
Lessard officially enters state rep. race
Marc Lessard — an outspoken and popular member of the Biddeford city Council — says he looks forward to “a campaign of ideas” in the Dist. 133 House race
Former rivals join forces to benefit today’s students
Although they were once intense rivals, graduates from the former St. Louis High School in Biddeford found themselves today surrounded by representatives from Biddeford High School.
The former Eagles and the Tigers were united on the front steps of Biddeford High School this morning to celebrate a substantial financial gift that underscores a community legacy of “Two Schools, One Community.”
NEWS | Mulligan’s closure signals the end of an era
A beloved and iconic Biddeford tavern will be forever closing its doors on Sunday, May 31.
The news of Mulligan’s demise has left many residents scratching their heads, wondering what – if anything – will replace the friendly and relaxed, working-class pub that once featured $5 steaks and other affordable menu items.
COMMUNITY | Rain doesn’t dampen Biddeford-Saco Memorial Day activities
Despite a sometimes intense, soaking rain — the annual Biddeford Saco Memorial Day Parade and Honor ceremony went off without a hitch.
“It’s not about entertainment. It’s about respect.”
