Biddeford Zoning Hearing Sets June 4 at 7:30 P.M.
Biddeford planning board schedules a June 4 public hearing in city council chambers to consider shoreland zoning amendments and potential state approval lifting most of the current development moratorium. The board also reviews Main Street low income housing plans and a subdivision near Rotary Park presented by Richard Jenney with suggested site and easement changes.
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Biddeford
Planning Board
Saco River
Rotary Park
Richard Jenney
Maine State Housing Authority
MSHA
Bruce Rothenberg
Rothenberg
Ray Gagne
Jenney
Neil Folsom
Atty Kenneth Kimmel
Sandy Brook
Biddeford-Dayton
Kimmel
John Bradford
Biddeford Pool
Beach Committee To Meet In Old Orchard Beach
The school committee will hear a report on the status of the proposed high school tonight at 7 30 at Loranger School. In other business the committee will appoint deacons to the elementary Jameson and Loranger schools discuss the use of the gymnasium by adults in the recreation program hear a report of the principals meeting concerning salaries discuss the relocation of the Titcomb Farmhouse to make room for the proposed public safety complex and hear a report on the self evaluation program being conducted in the schools.
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Old Orchard Beach
Loranger
Eles
Jameson
Titcomb
Thornton Academy hosts Medfield High School exchange concert
Members of Thornton Academy band and chorus in Saco host Medfield High School students from Massachusetts. They arrive Friday at 2 30 p m with hosts assigned, rehearse at 6 30 p m, then dance and refreshments. Saturday features 9 a m rehearsal and beach lunch weather permitting, with activities at Funtown and a combined 8 p m concert in Linnell Gymnasium. Departures Sunday at 9 a m.
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Thornton Academy
Saco
Medfield
Mass
Funtown
Portland Road
Linnell Gymnasium
Zoning Board Hearing For Several Variances At Local Sites
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear appeals including Jaddqeline F. Nadeau for a variance to build a food stand at 122 West Surf Street on May 21 at 7 30 p m at Loranger School. Also on the docket are John and Rhoda Krinjak for a wood frame summer house at 80 Park Avenue Ocean Park Association for a new store at Seaside and Cobb avenues Fatis and Alexander Hadiaks seek to convert 27 West Grand Avenue into a store and rental unit and Thomas R. Lee Jr. requests a variance to build a miniature golf course at 21 Union Avenue.
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Old Orchard Beach
Zoning Board of Appeals
Jaddqeline F.nadeau
West Surf St
Loranger School
John C
Rhoda M. Krinjak
Park Ave
Ocean Park Association
Seaside
Cobb Avenues
Fatis
Alexander Hadiaks
West Grand Ave
Thomas R. Lee Jr
Union Ave
Maine Lottery Draw Yields 155 016 in Weekly Game
Augusta AP reports the Maine State Lottery weekly drawing produced winning numbers 155 and 016. The doubling number shown was three, one five five zero one six three, indicating a multiple of the base draw.
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Augusta
Maine
Funeral Homes and Directors List in Saco Biddeford Maine
A directory of funeral service firms and directors including Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco Dennett and Craig at 365 Main St Saco Emond and Conroy Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford with John P Conroy Jr director Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford R Martel director with contact numbers 284 5611 282 562 284 5511 282 1818 283 3653.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Philip H. Gross
Gary Gross
Tri County Group To Meet In Limington Town Hall
Limington Maine May 11 at 7 30 pm the Tri County Freedom Group of Southern Maine will meet at Limington Town Hall to discuss erosion of local control of government Speakers invited include area legislators and reports on bills LD 640 LD 850 LD 1414 LD 1274 LD 234 and LD 1361 concerning valuation appeals flood insurance assessors standards tax maps fiscal year and municipal home rule repeal.
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Limington
Maine
Limington Town Hall
Clinic Held At Saco Store By Maine Nurses for Life
A blood pressure screening clinic sponsored by the Maine Nurses for Life Association and organized by Mrs Connie Camire was held at Zayre Department Store in Saco recently. Four registered nurses volunteered including Mrs Norma Caron Mrs Jane Erickson Mrs Lucille Laroche and Mrs Delia LeSieur. Agnations were sent to Mrs Sharon Bilodeau president of the association in Lewiston.
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Maine Nurses For Life Association
Connie Camire
Zayre Department Store
Saco
Norma Caron
Jane Erickson
Lucille Laroche
Delia LeSieur
Sharon Bilodeau
Lewiston
Hathaway Aide To Visit Saco In May Office Hours Set
Senator William D. Hathaway's field representative Russ Edwards will hold office hours in Saco on Tuesday May 13 from 11 a.m. to 12 noon at the Canal Bank Community Meeting Room in the Saco Valley Shopping Center. Citizens with Federal questions or concerns may meet Edwards during this hour. extensions possible.
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William D. Hathaway
Russ Edwards
Saco
Canal Bank
Saco Valley
Hathaway
Edwards
Martin Heads Police Group in Biddeford
The Biddeford Police Association elected Lt. Ben Martin as president, Jerome Berger as vice president, Robert Poisson as secretary, and Albert Lamirande as treasurer at a Monday meeting. Members also discussed fundraising projects.
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Biddeford
Head Start Plans Tag Day and Wagon Pull
Head Start parents sponsor a tag day and wagon pull Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. in the square at the foot of Old Orchard Street. Police and fire department members compete, along with Jerome Plante acting town manager and John Bird councilman.
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Old Orchard
Old Orchard Street
Jerome Plante
John Bird
Club Notes Senior Fellowship Meeting and Auction
Senior Fellowship members will meet Friday at 10 a.m. at the Salvation Army Center on Church Street. A silent auction begins at 1 p.m. Court Decary Canada American Society meets tonight at 7 30 at the Fremont Club on Alfred Street in Biddeford. Saco Extension members meet Friday at 10 30 a.m. at GAR Hall on Cutts Avenue in Saco.
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Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army Center
Church Street
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Saco Extension
GAR Hall
Cutts Avenue
Saco
Wells Board Studies Teachers Pact and Budgets
Wells School Committee met in closed session to review an American Arbitration Association report on the Wells Ogunquit teachers contract rights clause. The panel’s findings remain confidential for 30 days. The board also addressed budget uncertainties tied to S.D. 1994 and plans a special town meeting once funding acts advance.
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Robert Saunders
WELLS
Wells School
American Arbitration Association
Wells-Ogunquit
Thomas Vose
S.D
Maine
Vose
Angus Norcross
Pallen
Dana Pelkey
Norcross
Matthew Flaherty
Ronald Carter
Wells Recreation Committee
Flaherty
Saco Bus Patrol Promotes Six Students to Ranks
Six students from Saco Middle School and Notre Dame De Lourdes School received captain lieutenant and sergeant promotions in the Saco police department school bus patrol. Promoted were Cindy Mowatt and Steven Collard to captain Debbie aquette and Rachel Goulet to lieutenant and James Trask and Kim Knox to sergeant. Promotions reflect leadership, conduct, bus duties, and strong safety test scores. All promoted students have training in first aid evacuation and emergency bus handling with public relations courses. The patrol program began two months ago after being proposed by Police Chief Alfred Cote, and about 30 student patrols assist drivers and enforce safety rules.
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Saco Police Department
Cindy Mowatt
Saco Middle School
Steven Collard
Notre Dame de Lourdes School
Debbie Aquette
Rachel Goulet
Notre Dame
James Trask
Kim Knox
Earl Jamieson
Saco
Alfred Cote
Old Orchard Beach Council Eyes Long Night of Agenda
Councilor Paul St Hilaire asks the town to sue Councilor John Bird over 1974 locksmith charges totaling about 400 dollars. Councilor Richard Marshall cites alleged state law violations, Bird defends fees were lower than peers and warrants were approved.
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Old Orchard Beach
Paul St. Hilaire
John Bird
Bird
Richard Marshall
Weather Brief for Eastport to Merrimack River
Marine forecasts warn northwest winds 10 to 20 knots through Friday with fair conditions tonight and Friday. Visibility stays above five miles as seas hold at one to two feet tonight.
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Eastport
Merrimack River
Utility Firms Sue PUC Over Rate Denials in Maine
Maine's two largest utilities New England Telephone & Telegraph and Central Maine Power sue the Maine Supreme Court challenging PUC denials of rate hikes as confiscatory and unlawful. NET contests March 11 denial of a 6.6 million interim increase as hearings on a 21 million proposal remain suspended. CMP protests an April 2 cut from 12.8 to 9.7 million, arguing state law requires a fair return on property used to serve the public. The suits name the PUC and opposing intervenors. The United States uses over one-third of world energy with less than 6 percent of the population.
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Portland
Maine
Public Utilities Commission
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Central Maine Power Co
Maine Supreme Court
Public Utilities
Cmmission
PUC
NET
Augusta
CMP
the Power Company
High Court
United States
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Douglas Mosher
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Irene Allen
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Boston Museum of Science
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Saco Bus Patrol
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