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IN-DEPTH | Marc Lessard and Marc Malon trade barbs and offer different perspectives during debate
The two candidates who want to represent Biddeford's Dist. 133 seat in the Maine House of Representatives answered a wide range of questions from Biddeford-based reporters during a Sunday evening debate
POLL | Malon or Lessard?
Which of the two candidates running to represent Biddeford Dist. 133 in the Maine Legislature will you be voting for? Incumbent Democrat Marc Malon or unenrolled candidate Marc Lessard, a Biddeford City Councilor?
FEATURE | Capturing a moment in time
The Biddeford Cultural & Heritage Center is seeking community suggestions about what to place inside a sealed time capsule that won't be opened until 2076 -- 50 years from now
OPINION | Why I’m voting for Henry Ingwersen
Why should you vote for Henry Ingwersen to serve a third term in the Maine Senate for District 32, which includes Arundel, Biddeford, Dayton, Hollis, and Lyman?
OBITUARIES | Oct. 18, 2026
A review of this week’s obituaries from the Biddeford-Saco area from the Biddeford Gazette
SPORTS | Biddeford upsets undefeated Marshwood
the Biddeford Tigers took control of the second half, posting 37 unanswered points for a crushing 37-14 win.
IN-DEPTH | State senate candidates explain why Biddeford voters should choose them
Democrat Henry Ingwersen and Independent Jason Litalien offer sharply divided opinions about how to best serve Senate District 32
NEWS | Two candidates hope to represent Biddeford’s coastal neighborhoods
Democrat incumbent Traci Gere is being challenged by independent candidate Allen Daggett, a veteran member of the Kennebunkport Board of Selectmen.
BREAKING | World leader born in Biddeford
There are very, very few perks to running a non-profit community news organization. This exclusive news story is one of them.
Blasting NOTICE | OCT. 11, 2026
This is a legally required public notice that blasting will begin on or about October 19, 2026, at 41 Bridge Road in Biddeford, Maine.
OBITUARIES | Oct. 11, 2026
A review of this week's obituaries from the Biddeford-Saco area
NEWS | Biddeford girl raised $3,200 to fight cancer by selling lemonade
After beating her own battle with cancer, six-year-old Madison Charland hoped to raise $1,000 to support other cancer patients by running a neighborhood lemonade stand.
IN-DEPTH | UNE still faces a big hurdle for pier approval
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
LEGAL NOTICE | Ela v. Jurnak, Oct. 8, 2026
LEGAL NOTICE Amanda Ela v. Nicholas Jurnak
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.