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Published
September 24, 2023

Is Sanford the next Biddeford? City readies for renaissance

A $50 million mill renovation is just the latest investment launching the beleaguered York County municipality as Maine's next destination city.
Published
September 21, 2023

Maine Voices: Remember the inestimable power of a good and caring teacher

From a portable classroom on the grounds of Sanford High School, Bill Ferguson – Ferg or Fergie, to his students – showed me the light.
Published
September 16, 2023

Missing Sanford man found after 2 days was trapped in vehicle

Robert C. Brown, 65, of Sanford, was found by passersby, police said, and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Published
August 28, 2023

Local schools make last-minute push to prepare for new students from asylum-seeking families

In Freeport and Sanford, schools have hired English instructors and made other adjustments needed to welcome dozens of new students.
Published
August 14, 2023

The Wall that heals coming to Sanford

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Published
August 3, 2023

Vermont man was working in yard with grandson before fatal crash in Sanford

Sanford police are still investigating what caused the driver to go off the road and hit Michael Gilbar and his grandson.
Published
August 2, 2023

SUV strikes and kills Vermont man, his grandson, in Sanford

Michael Gilbar, 65, of Jericho, Vermont, and his 15-year-old grandson were killed when the vehicle veered off Old Falls Road.
Published
August 2, 2023

Police swarm house in Sanford looking for evidence in string of burglaries

There was a heavy police presence at a residence on New Dam Road for most of the day Wednesday, but no one was arrested.
Published
June 28, 2023

Sanford man pleads guilty to child exploitation charges

Joseph Zoll, 63, pleaded guilty Wednesday and faces up to 50 years in prison.
Published
June 25, 2023

In a Sanford kitchen, a community comes together to welcome asylum seekers

The kitchen at the Nasson Community Center has become a gathering space for asylum seeking families to check in on one another over vast pots of food from their homelands.