Dylan Doughty’s resignation from the Biddeford City Council prompted another councilor to issue a public statement about how much he and his thoughtful approach to the job will be missed.
Recent News
FEATURE | New event facility showcases Biddeford’s transformation
The ‘Foundry On The Levee’ today offers more than 20,000 square-feet of luxury event accommodations where a shuttered machine shop once employed more than 100 people
NEWS | Independent gubernatorial candidate says Maine can no longer afford partisan leadership
During a recent campaign event, Rick Bennettt told some Biddeford residents and others that Maine has much potential but is being stymied by an atmosphere of “hyper partisanship.”
LETTER | Can we reclaim Mechanics Park from a tragedy?
“A place that was once part of my family’s peaceful birthday tradition is now permanently connected to a tragedy that happened on the very day I was born.”
SPORTS | Hey, Biddeford . . . are you ready for some football?
Head Coach Steven Allosso says his young football team has nowhere to go up, and he’s feeling optimistic as his players continue conditioning through the pre-season.
OBITUARIES | August 2, 2026
A review of local obituaries from the Biddeford Saco area for the week of Aug. 2, 2026
NEWS | Downtown Biddeford comes alive, Aug. 14-15
Fringe Fest and River Jam offer a weekend of free music, art, food, and community August 14-15
FEATURE | Roland Salazar Rose – a true working artist
A Biddeford artist is fondly remembered for his impressive body of work and a ‘rascally’ attitude that inspired so many others
IN-DEPTH | Man’s death ignites political spectacle
The July 13 shooting of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford triggered and amplified an already deepening political divide in America — and here in Maine
OPINION | Whatever Happened to Agreeing to Disagree?
Today, it often feels as though disagreement has become a reason to dismiss someone’s entire character. Too often, healthy debate has been replaced with insults, assumptions, and name-calling.
