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Recent News
NEWS | Gazette deepens, strengthens its volunteer bench
A well-known lobbyist and former legislator joins the non-profit news organization’s Community Advisory Council; and a Massachusetts marketing professional joins the parent company’s board of directors.
NEWS | UNE pier saga could be coming to an end
The Saco River Corridor Commission voted Wednesday to approve a time extension for the University of New England’s controversial research pier project
NEWS | UNE now offers free admission for all home games
School officials say they want members of the public to feel welcome on campus
FEATURE | Historical county records will soon be available online
York County officials anticipate a spring or summer debut of a new service that will allow residents to view historical county records that are hundreds of years old thanks to AI technology
FEATURE | The Art of Self Defense
A Biddeford-based martial arts instructor explains the passion that motivate him to teach young people about how to improve their confidence
NEWS | Your questions wanted for Gazette’s election coverage
We’re gearing up to once again provide comprehensive coverage of the candidates and issues that will be facing Biddeford voters on Nov. 3. Now, we want to know what questions you want us to ask the candidates
BUSINESS | Biddeford firm will receive science award
Fiber Materials, Inc. (FMI) – A Biddeford-based manufacturing firm — will receive a Maine Science Award for its positive impact on the state’s science industry and ongoing research.
OPINION | Biddeford has an e-bike problem; we should address it before someone gets hurt
We shouldn’t wait until a child, senior, pedestrian—or one of these young riders—is seriously injured before deciding this was a problem worth addressing.
LETTER | Stick to the facts? Sure, let’s try that
It’s important to remember, there are those who will use insults when they lack facts. Here are the facts Mr. Hawkins was either unable or incapable of finding on his own.
