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  1. Local Flavor: New restaurants in Old Orchard Beach






    Photo courtesy of Rialto’s Facebook page.



    Liz Gotthelf, Publisher• Fri, Jul 10, 2026
    Grabbing a slice of pizza or a box of fries down at the beach is always an easy – and delicious- fix, but s…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancuisine #Biddeford #Italia #Italian #italiancuisine #italiano #italy #OldOrchardBeach #Saco #YorkCounty
    diningandcooking.com/2724674/l

  2. Aviation weather for Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella airport in Córdoba area (Argentina) is “SACO 071300Z COR 22009KT 190V250 9999 FEW045 26/16 Q1014 NOSIG” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/saco/en #ingenieroambrosiotaravellaairport #airport #cordoba #argentina #saco #cor #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek vl

  3. Hype for the Future 64L: More on York County, Maine

    Introduction Apart from the central and northern portions of York County, the community at the southern tip of the State of Maine is also important relative to the historical context of New Somersetshire as well as of historic Yorkshire County of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Today, however, the county hosts numerous historic sites as well as art galleries representative of the culture at the beginning of the modern Yankee settlement of the State of Maine. The Berwicks The communities of […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  4. Beautiful weather for takeoff from Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella airport in Córdoba area (Argentina) “SACO 081200Z 04006KT CAVOK 19/00 Q1023 NOSIG” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/saco/en #cordoba #argentina #ingenieroambrosiotaravellaairport #saco #cor #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl

  5. Beautiful weather for takeoff from Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella airport in Córdoba area (Argentina) “SACO 081200Z 04006KT CAVOK 19/00 Q1023 NOSIG” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/saco/en #cordoba #argentina #ingenieroambrosiotaravellaairport #saco #cor #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vii3

  6. Stormy weather on Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella airport in Córdoba area (Argentina) “SACO 301500Z 21008KT 5000 BR SCT004 OVC010 14/14 Q1015 RETSRA NOSIG” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/saco/en #cordoba #argentina #ingenieroambrosiotaravellaairport #saco #cor #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl

  7. Stormy weather on Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella airport in Córdoba area (Argentina) “SACO 301400Z 24006KT 210V280 2000 TSRA OVC004 FEW050CB 14/14 Q1016 NOSIG” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/saco/en #cordoba #argentina #ingenieroambrosiotaravellaairport #saco #cor #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl

  8. Most of #HollisME burned down as well!

    The Year a State Burned: #Maine Fires of 1947 Wipe Out 9 Towns

    It also destroyed half of Acadia National Park and many Bar Harbor mansions

    "An eight-mile-long wall of fire burned in #Kennebunkport. In #NorthWaterboro, nearly 60 residents and volunteers were trapped for more than an hour behind a line of fire before escaping.

    "In #YorkCountyME, the fires destroyed most of the homes in #Shapleigh and #Waterboro. then swept toward the sea and consumed swathes of #Alfred, #Lyman, #Newfield, Kennebunk, #Kennebunkport, #Arundel, #Dayton, #Wells, #Biddeford and #Saco."

    Read more:
    newenglandhistoricalsociety.co

    #Drought #Wildfires #MaineHistory #FireDanger

  9. Skriv under mot folkmord:
    "Från SACO-medlemmar till SACO:s styrelse – Säg nej till folkmord!"

    Är du med i ett SACO-fack så klicka här:

    mittskifte.org/petitions/fran-

    #saco #fack #gaza

  10. Beautiful weather for takeoff from Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella airport in Córdoba area (Argentina) “SACO 191400Z 05006KT 020V080 CAVOK 14/M05 Q1026 NOSIG” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/saco/en #cordoba #argentina #ingenieroambrosiotaravellaairport #saco #cor #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl

  11. Aviation weather for Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella airport in Córdoba area (Argentina) is “SACO 050700Z 21006KT 9999 OVC011 18/17 Q1016 NOSIG” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/saco/en #cordoba #argentina #ingenieroambrosiotaravellaairport #saco #cor #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek vl

  12. #Wildfire in nearby #WaterboroMaine right now. Back in 1947, an unusually dry summer led to devastating fires, with nine towns wiped out!

    The Year a State Burned: Maine Fires of 1947 Wipe Out 9 Towns

    Warning signs of the #Maine fires appeared as early as March. An abnormally warm spring caused snow to melt early in the woods. Mid-July to October were unusually #dry, with 108 consecutive days without rain.

    New England Historical Society, updated in 2024

    "An eight-mile-long wall of fire burned in #Kennebunkport. In #NorthWaterboro, nearly 60 residents and volunteers were trapped for more than an hour behind a line of fire before escaping.

    "In York County, the fires destroyed most of the homes in #Shapleigh and #Waterboro. then swept toward the sea and consumed swathes of #Alfred, #Lyman, #Newfield, #Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, #Arundel, #Dayton, #Wells, #Biddeford and #Saco [and #Hollis]."

    Read more:
    newenglandhistoricalsociety.co

    #Wildfires #Drought #Drought2024 #Drought1947

  13. 100 years later: When the #KuKluxKlan came to #Maine, locals turned them away

    In 1924, the group started marching in #Saco. But when they tried to cross into #Biddeford, they were turned away by Franco and Irish #immigrants.

    Author: Don Carrigan
    Published: 10:02 PM EDT September 16, 2024

    SACO, Maine — "Traffic zooms steadily between Saco and Biddeford, crossing the Saco River on the Main Street bridge and the Elm Street bridge on Route 1, farther upstream.

    "They are separate cities, with a combined population of about 43,000, and they have a great deal in common.

    "But 100 years ago, the cities were split, with strong emotions on both sides of the river. They were divided by ethnicity, social status, and religion.

    "And into that divide came the Ku Klux Klan in 1924.

    "'I think most people in Maine have no idea of that history,' Biddeford native and former Mayor Alan Casavant said. 'When they think of the Klan, they think of down South, but the Klan was here with different objectives and different targets.'

    "Indeed, the Klan was remarkably active in Maine in the mid-1920s, targeting immigrants and #Catholics. The dominant immigrant populations were #FrancoAmericans from Canada and Irish, and both were predominantly #Catholic. The immigrants came to work in the huge #TextileMills, and most lived in #tenements in Biddeford.

    "Casavant said that was a big part of the division between the cities. The immigrant and Catholic workers lived in Biddeford. The #MillOwners and managers, whom he said were largely Protestant, lived in Saco.

    "At the Saco Museum, director Anatole Brown said the Klan helped to fuel the friction from #economics, as well as cultural and religious differences, and that it gained a significant following around Maine, especially in mill towns.

    "'Gov. [Ralph Owen] Brewster of Maine apparently had Klan connections and had mayors around Maine, like Rockland, Portland and Saco, where they had Klan ties.'

    "Saco Mayor John Smith supported the Klan, Brown said. And when the Klan said it wanted to stage a rally in the city on Labor Day of 1924, Smith approved.

    "'John G. Smith ran as a Klan affiliate and ran on a ticket that he was 100 percent American,' Brown said. 'He promised there would never be any Catholic schools built in Saco.'

    "The reports were that the #KKK planned to rally in Saco and then march across the river to Biddeford to directly show their grievances to the immigrant community. That, said Brown, raised the ire of Biddeford residents and that city’s mayor, Edward Drapeau, who vowed to not let the Klan into Biddeford."

    Read more:
    newscentermaine.com/article/ne

    #MAGA #SayNoToHateInMaine #NewMainers #ImmigrantsWelcome #NoFascism

  14. A look at the bills to amend #Maine mineral mining laws in this year’s Legislature

    By Kate Cough
    February 12, 2023

    "All the way back in the fall of 2021, I called a geologist to ask what he thought about plans by the Canadian junior mining company, Wolfden, to dig for zinc and copper up near Patten, just east of the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument.

    We talked about the proposal for awhile, and just before we hung up, I asked the question I ask at the end of every interview, one that almost always elicits an unexpected answer and is often the very best way to find new stories: What didn’t we talk about that you want me to know? In this case it definitely didn’t disappoint: after pausing for a moment, the geologist said well, there’s something interesting going on over in #WesternMaine

    "And thus began my (armchair) adventure into the world of lithium deposits, from the salt flats of South America to the hard-rock mines of western Australia, and, of course, into what is thought to be the world’s richest hard-rock deposit, in the sleepy town of Newry, near the New Hampshire border. A year-and-a-half later the story continues, now with a new player: lawmakers, who have introduced (at last count) ten bills aimed at altering Maine’s mining regulations.

    "The bills (I was only able to review the full text of one, as most are still in the Revisor’s office) run the gamut. One, #LR1624, sponsored by Rep. Maggie O’Neil of #Saco, proposes a moratorium on lithium mining, while others (LR 1304, An Act to Promote Sustainable Lithium Mining in Maine, sponsored by Rep. Mike Soboleski of Phillips) are more full-throated in their support of the activity. (It’s worth noting that moratoriums are temporary holds on an activity designed to give regulators time to put in place rules, not permanent bans, as is often thought.)

    "Here’s the full list:

    - LR 1624, Rep. Maggie O’Neil of Saco: An Act to Ensure a Strategic Approach to Maine’s Energy System by Imposing a Moratorium on #LithiumMining

    - #LR420, Rep. Scott Landry of Farmington: An Act to Support Extraction of Common Rock-forming and Rare Earth Minerals

    - #LR1121, Rep. Lydia Crafts of Newcastle: An Act to Establish a Commission to Study Mining Materials

    - #LR1732, Rep. Nina Milliken of Blue Hill: An Act to Eliminate #Mining Without a Permit

    - #LR1304, Rep. Mike Soboleski of Phillips: An Act to Promote Sustainable Lithium Mining in Maine

    - #LR2272, Sen. Richard Bennett of Oxford: An Act Regarding #MetallicMineralMining

    - #LR2138, Sen. Craig Hickman of Kennebec: An Act to Protect the People from #OpenPit Quarry Mining

    - #LR930, Sen. Lisa Keim of Oxford: An Act Concerning Lithium Deposits

    "The reason we’re seeing all of these bills, of course, is that Maine’s 2017 mining law prohibits mining for 'metallic minerals' in open pits larger than three acres. The deposit in Newry is already partially exposed, and numerous experts have said that open pit mining (as opposed to an underground shaft) is the only logical way to remove the rocks, which, they also point out, do not pose the same #environmental risks as other types of metal deposits. But all mining poses some risks, and not everyone is on board with the idea of digging #GiantHoles in the earth, even if the end product is an essential part of the transition away from fossil fuels.

    "State regulators have acknowledged the risks involved in mining this deposit are different but say their hands are tied: because 'metallic mineral' does not have a commonly-agreed upon meaning in the scientific community, and because legislators did not specifically exclude lithium from the 2017 rules, the Newry deposit should be considered a metallic mineral. (Meanwhile, the Freemans, the gem-hunters who own the land and identified the deposit, are challenging the DEP’s decision in court.)

    "Of the lawmakers I spoke to, all expressed a desire to support federal efforts to boost domestic production of critical minerals while ensuring the spirit and integrity of Maine’s 2017 mining law remains intact. (In case you were wondering whether the feds are serious, look no further than a $700 million government loan to a #NevadaLithiumMine announced earlier this week.)"

    themainemonitor.org/maine-lawm

    #WaterIsLife #MaineLegislature #MainePolitics #ProtectTheForest #Environment #CorporateColonialism #NoMining #NoOpenPitMining #RecycleLithium

  15. #Police say at least 16 people are dead after a man opened fire at a bar and a #bowlingalley in #LewistonMaine, and police are searching for a person of interest who is a trained #firearms instructor.
    A #police bulletin says Card was a firearms instructor believed to be in the #Army Reserve and assigned to a #trainingfacility in #Saco, #Maine.

    youtube.com/watch?v=qyheijwI15

  16. "The true nature of water is fluid, malleable, existing in different states based on environmental conditions. Just like us."

    #water #nature #photography #reflection #river #Saco #Maine

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