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Biddeford
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Biddeford, ME, 04005

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	Brewer The City of Brewer, Maine is a service center community of approximately 9,000 residents on the Eastern bank of the Penobscot River. Brewer is an equal opportunity employer and service provider. Brewer, Maine offers economic opportunity with its urban location and access to an excellent. The city's most imposing architectural landmark is the shingle style First Congregational Church, which stands on a bluff above the river overlooking Bangor.

	Bristol Bristol is located on the scenic Pemaquid Peninsula, approximately 60 miles north of Portland, and is made up of five charming villages: Bristol Mills, Round Pond, Chamberlain, New Harbor and Pemaquid. Rich in natural beauty and history, you can spend a day or several exploring Bristolâ€™s many sites and activities. Our municipal offices are located in the historic 1880 Town House building in Bristol Mills.

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