Although a recent joint press release paints a picture of renewed cooperation between the University of New England and the city of Biddeford, that relationship will soon be tested by the harbormaster's refusal to relocate nearby moorings
Author: Randy Seaver
LEGAL NOTICE | Ela v. Jurnak, Oct. 8, 2026
LEGAL NOTICE Amanda Ela v. Nicholas Jurnak
FEATURE | The 13th Century comes alive in Biddeford
A lecture about the life of St. Francis showcased Biddeford's deep connection to a religious Order that was founded by a former soldier who later became the patron saint of nature
NEWS | Biddeford candidates agree to robust debates
The "kitchen-table-style" debates between Marc Lessard and Marc Malon are being developed as part of a joint, collaborative partnership between two Biddeford-based news outlets
OBITUARIES | October 4, 2026
A review of this week's obituaries from the Biddeford-Saco area
SPORTS | Tigers win homecoming game, 31-14 over Westbrook
"A homecoming night we won't forget"
FEATURE | Recovery changed her life, and now she helps others
The first in a series of occasional articles focusing on recovery, ahead of the opening of the York County Recovery Center next year.
NEWS | Forum showcased stark differences in Biddeford’s legislative candidates
Five legislative hopefuls -- three Democrats and two political independents -- took the stage Thursday at Biddeford High School to answer a series of questions from a panel of local journalists.
OPINION | Our feelings don’t have to match our politics
"We shouldn't have to choose which bad behavior we're permitted to condemn. And we shouldn't be demanding everyone remain frozen in grief indefinitely to prove that they care."
SPORTS | Lady Tigers honor Thomas Behen with win over Windham
Biddeford's field hockey team honors the life and memory of Tom Behen
NEWS | Seeds of Hope receives $300k in state funding
The Biddeford-based non-profit was one of 12 Maine organizations to receive funding from the Maine Housing Authority to help support short-term winter weather protection
BUSINESS | Biddeford picked for regional food hub
A non-profit organization committed to easing food insecurity has selected the city of Biddeford for its regional operations, and will soon launch a major fundraising campaign
NEWS | Biddeford Gazette announces exciting changes
The non-profit, digital media news outlet is planning to launch a new website and will be expanding its reporting through student internships and affiliate partnerships
NEWS | Biddeford rejects public surveillance ordinance
Policy Committee members voted 4-1 Monday to table a proposed ordinance that would clarify and potentially restrict the use of traffic surveillance cameras in the city of Biddeford
PUBLIC NOTICE | BLASTING NOTIFICATION
This is a legally-required public notice that blasting will begin on or about October 19, 2026 at 41 Bridge Road in Biddeford, Maine. Warning whistles will notify persons in the area of work:
IN-DEPTH | A mid-term review of Biddeford’s mayor
Mayor Liam LaFountain said he went into his new role with his eyes wide open, and says he remains committed to the idea of finishing his term by leaving the city in a stronger position than it was when he was elected
OBITUARIES | Sept. 27, 2026
A review of this week's obituaries from the Biddeford Saco area
LETTER | Candidate urges support for Republicans
David Corbett, the Republican candidate for York County sheriff, says Democrats have led the state and county down the wrong path and urges voters to choose Republicans only on Nov. 3
NEWS | Five inducted into Biddeford Hall of Fame
Saturday's ceremony at Biddeford High School provided the audience with an overview of the city's history, culture and some of its most notable residents
NEWS | Candidate forum set for Thursday
The event is open to the public and will feature legislative candidates hoping to represent Biddeford in contested races for the Maine Legislature



















