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MaineHousing awards a record $2.7 million to help agencies run winter warming shelters (opens the original)
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MaineHousing has awarded a record $2.72 million in funding to help 12 organizations run warming shelters from York County to Presque Isle this winter. The funding will support safe, heated spaces in Bangor, Lewiston and Portland, as well as Augusta, Biddeford, Brunswick, Ellsworth, Orland, Presque Isle and Waterville. The facilities will offer a combined 474 beds for people during cold and dangerous winter weather, and most plan to stay open through April. “Dangerous winter weather can put lives
What to know about Biddeford’s newly opened elementary school expansion (opens the original)
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Biddeford’s youngest students are loving the elementary school’s new wing. The addition to Biddeford Primary School, which has been in the works since 2023, was recently completed, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Thursday. Comprising 16 additional classroom spaces, a small office and other small workspaces, the wing now allows the district to keep all students from pre-K through second grade in the same building. Superintendent Jeremy Ray said in an interview Monday that students and scho
Susan Collins’ Biddeford office vandalized (opens the original)
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U.S. Sen. Susan Collins’ office in downtown Biddeford was vandalized with a vulgar message that was cleaned off Monday. A photo posted to social media early Monday afternoon by Assistant Senate Minority Leader Matt Harrington, R-Sanford, showed the words “Trump whore” apparently spray-painted in capital red letters on the doors to Collins’ office on Main Street. By the time a reporter stopped by the office around 2:45 p.m., the doors had been scrubbed clean. Biddeford police Chief JoAnne Fisk sa
How some Saco residents are learning to help firefighters and EMS personnel (opens the original)
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ALFRED — Little by little, one session at a time, Saco residents are learning rescue skills that could help their community in an emergency. Several volunteers from the city are training with the York County Community Emergency Response Team, or CERT. When their 21 hours of education are done, they will be well-equipped to respond to an emergency and assist EMS, fire and police if the need arises. The training covers light search and rescue, first aid, fire safety, CPR and psychological first ai
How a 1-in-100-million lobster is helping UNE students study genes (opens the original)
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BIDDEFORD — An extremely rare lobster is helping University of New England students learn about microbiology. A white “ghost” lobster, fittingly named Casper, was recently donated to the university by the Maine State Aquarium in Boothbay. He joins a rainbow of several other rare, colorful lobsters, including blue, orange and calico variations. Casper, though, is the rarest of the collection — only about 1 in every 100 million lobsters are white. “But sometimes he looks blue depending on his diet
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