Democrats Roch Angers and Doris Ortiz – both former members of the Biddeford City Council – are each hoping to replace retiring commissioner, Richard Dutremble, the board’s chair.
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OBITUARIES | May 31, 2026
Weekly, local obituary notices for May 31, 2026
NEWS | Biddeford Gazette launches ‘Project Reciprocity’
The non-profit news organization — including its team of 14 community volunteers –announces a campaign to build a scholarship fund and to fund the expansion of the growing Biddeford-focused media outlet
NEWS | Last Call for Mulligan’s
A picture gallery of the last Saturday afternoon at Mulligan’s in Biddeford
NEWS | Palace Diner makes waves in the UK
Biddeford’s iconic Palace Diner made it onto the Top-15 list in a London-based newspaper’s ranking of America’s best “old-school diners.”
The Daily Telegraph – more commonly known as The Telegraph online -described Biddeford’s well-known diner as a “classic joint” with a “thoughtfully curated menu.”
NEWS | Costello brings longshot senate campaign to Biddeford
David Costello brough his longshot U.S. Senate campaign to Biddeford on Saturday, meeting with several residents who traveled from all over northern York County to learn more about the candidate and his vision for America.
BHS SENIORS DAY (2026)
BHS seniors celebrate their last day of classes on Friday, May 29. 2026
BUSINESS | May 29, 2026 BRIEFCASE
Paquin & Carroll Insurance, and Maine Community Bank welcome new team members.
NEWS | Tiger spirit, pink shirts and big hearts
Today, Marsh Gray is the head coach of the BHS boys’ lacrosse team, and on Thursday afternoon – he stood on the high school’s front steps surrounded by his players and all the members of the girls’ lacrosse team.
Everyone was wearing pink shirts. Everyone in that posed photograph is a member of ‘Gloria’s Warriors.”
NEWS | Senator King tours new York County facility
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.
