Dina Mendros

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February 10, 2022

Biddeford High School students make 2nd semester honor roll

The following Biddefod High School students made the second semester honor roll Grade 12 High Honors: Bree Aldrich, Teba Al Salihi, Josiah Aranovitch, Cassandra Beane, Kathryn Belanich, Alexis Berry, Nadezhda Bertuch, Jillian Boilard, Margaret Boislard, Abigail Bouthillette, Michaela Bouthillette, Jillian Burnell, Avery Cadorette, Vivi Cao, Bella Ciampi, Kelly Dang, Kyle Dion, Ella Ellis Daley, Lydia Fay, […]
Published
February 10, 2022

Letters to the editor, Feb. 10

No city bailout for Ecology School To the editor, How do Saco residents who are concerned about increased traffic congestion and pressing infrastructure needs feel about using Saco tax money to pay for a private developer’s project? How do property developers in Saco feel about local tax money being given to a private contract zone […]
Published
February 9, 2022

Obituaries: Cecille P. Lambert

Mrs. Cecille P. Lambert, 83, of Biddeford, passed away Saturday, Feb. 5, 2022, following an extended illness. Cecille was born May 28th, 1938, in Arundel, to Mr. Ernest Marcel Moreau and Mrs. Lucette Ruel Moreau. She was married to her first husband, Andre Auclair until his passing on Aug. 18, 1988. She was remarried to […]
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February 9, 2022

Obituary: Otis Leslie Smith “Jerry”

Jerry passed away on Dec. 22, 2021, at his home on Marco Island, Florida. He was born in New York City on Sept. 2, 1934, to Dr. William Leslie Smith and Isabelle Orr. He grew up in the Hartford, Connecticut area. He graduated from Westminster School in Simsbury, Connecticut, and attended Middlebury College in Middlebury, […]
Published
February 4, 2022

Series on race relations airing on Scarborough local access TV

The Scarborough Baha’i Community invites people to tune into Scarborough’s Local Access TV, Channel 2, at 8 p.m. daily over the upcoming weeks to view a five-part series entitled “An American Story:Race Amity and The Other Tradition,” a series of five 30-minute episodes about the “other tradition” in American race relations. It is about the […]
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February 4, 2022

Winter safety: Take precautions to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning

Recently, the evening news reported that a local contractor was overcome by carbon monoxide while operating a gasoline powered piece of equipment in a basement area, requiring transport to the emergency room. This story illustrates why everyone should be extremely careful when using a gas-powered generator or similar alternative heating or power sources. Improper operation […]
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February 4, 2022

Enclave of Scarborough residents celebrate Betty White

SCARBOROUGH — Despite the death of celebrated actress Betty White on Dec. 31 just days prior to what would have been her 100th birthday on Jan. 17, that didn’t stop the Enclave of Scarborough Senior Living from celebrating White’s birthday with ‘Wear it Wednesday style! From a ‘Keep it Golden luncheon’ featuring White’s favorite foods, […]
Published
February 4, 2022

Maine is estimated to receive as much as $130 million over 18 years to address opioid epidemic

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Published
February 4, 2022

Letters to the editor, Feb. 4

Warren enrolls as Democrat To the editor, My goal when I ran for State Representative in Scarborough Coastal District 29 in the summer of 2020 was to do the best I could at all times for my hometown. I ran as an independent. I believe in independent thinking and actions. That is how I have […]
Published
February 4, 2022

Council Corner: The Blob

“You can’t stop it. You can only hope to contain it.” This quote is either from the movie “The Blob” or Sportscenter on ESPN. I’m not quite sure. Regardless, it is an apt quote for growth in Scarborough. In 2021, Scarborough added a total of 419 dwelling units. This includes single family homes, apartments, affordable […]

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