Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Portland

Senior ('22) studying Communication and Graphic Design at SNHU. Lead copy editor & layout team member @PenmenPress. Copywriter for @SNHU. Always learning.

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South Portland City Council selects Mahoney field for new police station station

2 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

South Portland City Council chose the field adjacent to the former Mahoney Middle School as the location for a new police station. (Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer) A new police station will be part of South Portland’s civic hub. In a unanimous vote last week, the City Council selected the Mahoney School property as the location for the new police station, consistent with the city’s ad hoc Facilities Committee’s recommendation.
Cape Elizabeth community ice rink is one step closer to permanent cover

2 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

The Cape Community Arena Group recently purchased its own chiller and began the town permitting process for a permanent structure. (Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer) The Cape Community Arena is one step closer to transforming into a covered open-air arena. Earlier this month, the Town Council gave the Cape Community Arena Group the go-ahead to pursue permits, a first step in a lengthy process.
The Ice Cream Shoppe expands into Yarmouth as Honeycone closes

3 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

A “stars and stripes” ice cream parfait is on the menu at the Ice Cream Shoppe in Yarmouth. (Courtesy of the Ice Cream Shoppe) Behind the ice cream counter at 881 Route 1 in Yarmouth, a new set of flavors are available this summer. The location, which operated as the Honeycone Ice Cream Social for two years, is now run by The Ice Cream Shoppe.
New legislation will require more locals on Brunswick Landing board

3 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Two bills drafted in the wake of the August 2024 toxic firefighting foam spill in Brunswick have become law in recent days, including legislation to reform the authority that manages the former Brunswick Naval Air Station.
Biddeford is being called ‘Maine’s hottest city’ and here’s why

3 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Biddeford is being called “Maine’s hottest city” for its walkability, arts, food scene, and more. (Courtesy of Main Street Maine) The city of Biddeford is rapidly growing. Once viewed as an aging mill town, the city is now being described as “Maine’s hottest city,” an accomplishment that developers say is due to the city’s accessibility, walkability and many small businesses.
Fund honors former US Navy critical care nurse

3 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

The family of U.S. Navy critical care nurse Heidi Yeaton, who served as a flight nurse at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston, established the Heidi Hope fund with the newly formed nonprofit Phippsburg CARES after her death earlier this year. (Courtesy of Phippsburg CARES) The family of a former critical care nurse for the U.S. Navy and LifeFlight of Maine reached out to a newly formed nonprofit in Phippsburg to establish a fund for individuals and families in need.
Biddeford helps those experiencing homelessness during extreme heat

3 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Seeds of Hope in Biddeford is offering extended hours to provide a safe, cool place for those experiencing homelessness. (Sydney Richelieu/Staff Writer) With temperatures rising to well over 90 degrees in southern Maine this week, Biddeford is coming together to help those experiencing homelessness beat the heat this summer. Buildings throughout the city are acting as cooling centers, including Biddeford City Hall, the J.
Windham’s annual Summerfest has a little something for everyone

3 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Windham resident Jaxson sold homemade sports cards at Windham Summerfest. (Rory Sweeting/Staff Writer) Representatives from Northern Light Mercy at the Windham Summerfest Parade. (Rory Sweeting/Staff Writer) The first major event of Windham’s annual Summerfest, held June 21 at Windham High School, was the parade. The town’s Police Department opened the parade as the honor guard. The grand marshal of the parade was former Fire Chief Charlie Hammond, who rode alongside former state Sen. Gary Plummer.
LaRoche retiring from Westbrook Housing post

3 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Chris LaRoche, right, Westbrook Housing executive director, with his successor John Concannon. LaRoche is retiring June 30. (Robert Lowell/Staff Writer) Retiring Westbrook Housing Executive Director Chris LaRoche, left, with the keys to the city Mayor David Morse presented June 16 at a City Council meeting. (Robert Lowell/Staff Writer) Chris LaRoche will retire Monday, June 30, as executive director of Westbrook Housing after more than a decade.
Bath Iron Works partners with Portland bus service

3 days ago | pressherald.com | Bailey Arnold-Fuchs

Midcoast residents and Bath Iron Works employees will get a new transit bus line over the summer through a partnership between the city’s biggest employer and Portland’s bus service. Greater Portland Transit District (Metro) is expanding its commuter bus transportation between Portland and Bath, home to Bath Iron Works and its more than 6,000 employees.