Biddeford

This Mainer just won his second Stanley Cup with the Penguins' back-to-back victories in 2016 & 2017!

The Pittsburgh Penguins won the Stanley Cup this year over the San Jose Sharks in 6 games. The Stanley Cup is making its rounds and is tentatively scheduled to be in Maine on Wednesday, August 3rd.

At the beginning of April in Biddeford at Saco River Auction some very impressive memorabilia was sold from late New York T.V. talk show host Joe Franklin. To think these items were right here in Maine for sale is too cool.

Richard Pate of Biddeford doesn’t like the decision of NLF Commissioner Roger Goodell to suspend Tom Brady for four games, so he let him know it.

There are some laws on the books that make no sense. Some are outdated that may have made sense at one time but others, no matter when they were made illegal, they made no sense.

Maine gas prices continued to drop this past week. According to the price-monitoring website MaineGasPrices.com, the average gallon of gas in Maine is now at $3.46. That's down five cents a gallon in the past week.

With a barrel of oil hovering around $110 and tensions being very high in the middle east, gas prices managed to drop by about one penny per gallon in Maine this past week. According to the price-monitoring website, MaineGasPrices.com, the average gallon of gas in Maine is at $3.72.

Okay. Okay. He wasn't REALLY here...but he was here in spirit! Barbara Bowdoin of Biddeford turned 100 just a couple days ago and was surprised with gifts sent by Alan himself!

  Hostess filed for bankruptcy in January 2012 and this past November they shut down all of their operations. Including the Biddeford plant which employed 400 people. There is potential good news for those workers, Flowers Foods Inc., a Georgia based company, placed a bid of $360 million for five of Hostess' bread brands, including Wonder and Nature's Pride. The bid also included 38 warehouses and

Flowers Foods, based in Thomasville, Georgia, has signed an agreement to aquire several of Hostess' food brands and bakeries, including the bakery in Biddeford. The Biddeford Hostess plant had employed nearly 600 people. Hostess had filed for bankruptcy in January 2012 and in November closed for good.