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VIDEO | An October to Remember!

October 24, 2026October 24, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

A new website, collaboration with other media outlets and a forecast for excitement as the Biddeford Gazette prepare to begin our third year of Keeping You Connected to Biddeford

IN-DEPTH | Marc Lessard and Marc Malon trade barbs and offer different perspectives during debate

October 20, 2026October 20, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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?

October 20, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ 2 Comments

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

October 18, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

SPORTS | Biddeford upsets undefeated Marshwood

October 17, 2026October 17, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

October 16, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

October 14, 2026October 15, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

Democrat incumbent Traci Gere is being challenged by independent candidate Allen Daggett, a veteran member of the Kennebunkport Board of Selectmen.

NEWS | Biddeford girl raised $3,200 to fight cancer by selling lemonade

October 9, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ 1 Comment

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.

FEATURE | The 13th Century comes alive in Biddeford

October 4, 2026October 4, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

October 4, 2026October 4, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

SPORTS | Tigers win homecoming game, 31-14 over Westbrook

October 3, 2026October 3, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

"A homecoming night we won't forget"

FEATURE | Recovery changed her life, and now she helps others

October 2, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

October 2, 2026October 14, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ 2 Comments

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

Four friends read a newspaper titled The Daily Chronicle with headlines about a historic climate accord and regional conflict; wall note says, "Our reactions to news don’t have to match our political beliefs. We can be happy and still care when bad things happen."
October 1, 2026October 1, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ 1 Comment

"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

September 30, 2026September 30, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

Biddeford's field hockey team honors the life and memory of Tom Behen

NEWS | Seeds of Hope receives $300k in state funding

September 30, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

September 30, 2026September 30, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

September 30, 2026September 30, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

September 29, 2026September 29, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

IN-DEPTH | A mid-term review of Biddeford’s mayor

September 28, 2026September 28, 2026 ~ Randy Seaver ~ Leave a comment

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

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