For more than three decades, Kitty taught English and became one of Biddeford’s most beloved teachers. Her former students include the city’s police chief, a former mayor, a city councilor and several local business owners
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Tigers lose to Noble, 3-1 on Friday
Both teams were strong on the hill on Friday, but the Noble Knights were just a little bit stronger at the plate in their 3-1 victory over Biddeford Tigers in their varsity baseball matchup.
Ernie Dore started the game for Tigers and recorded 26 outs.
OPINION | Community in the face of division
The breakdown of traditional media and the rise of social media has rewarded attention-seeking behavior and viral grandstanding.
Area protestors again gather in Biddeford
By RANDY SEAVER | Editor A small group of roughly 25 area residents once again gathered Thursday near the corner of Main and Water streets in Biddeford to let passing motorists know how they feel about various national political issues, from wealth inequality to the military conflict in Iran and […]
Biddeford motorcyclist killed in fatal crash
Biddeford motorcyclist killed in fatal traffic accident Friday morning in Saco
COMMUNITY | Tiger PRIDE in Action: BHS students roll up their sleeves for Community Service Day
BHS students spread across the city during the third annual Community Service Day, supporting their community by working on several projects
COMMUNITY | Feeding Families, Funding Farmers Markets
In his monthly column for the Biddeford Gazette, State Sen. Henry Ingwersen discusses the benefits of a bill he sponsored to address hunger and support local farmers
Digging in for Biddeford’s housing future
City, state and federal officials praised the numerous benefits of a new housing development currently under construction on the Barra Road.
SPORTS | Bottom of the lineup carries Tigers past Portland Bulldogs
BHS Tigers baseball team rolls past Portland Bulldogs
OPINION | Biddeford needs a team effort and UNE needs to get on board
The city of Biddeford’s financial challenges requires a team approach and the University of New England should get on board.
