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Published
May 2, 2019

Spring walk offered May 8 at nature center in Augusta

Augusta Nature Club to host event.
Published
April 30, 2019

Former Augusta mayor, councilor, businessman and philanthropist John Bridge dies

Bridge, longtime owner and president of construction company Bridgecorp, led and funded efforts to build the Kennebec Valley YMCA and encouraged philanthropy in others by giving himself.
Published
April 30, 2019

Kennebec River Rail Trail mile marker toppled, broken in Augusta

The Friends of the Kennebec River Rail Trail are assessing what they will do after the granite marker at Mile 1 of the trail in Augusta was broken this weekend.
Published
April 30, 2019

Augusta’s proposed $65.3 million budget faces public hearing

The city's budget, as proposed, would result in a tax increase of 0.6%.
Published
April 30, 2019

Maine Senate backs bill to extend statute of limitations on sex crimes

Maine's current law sets an 8-year statute of limitations on sexual assaults, but a bill that received unanimous approval in the Senate on Tuesday would make it 20 years.

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Published
April 29, 2019

Bill would curb data selling by Maine internet service providers

Lawmakers are scheduled to take up a measure Tuesday that would require Maine internet service providers to obtain consent before sharing customer data with a third party.
Published
April 29, 2019

Some concerned Augusta’s proposed medical pot rules favor big biz over caregivers

Augusta officials do not plan to allow any recreational marijuana retail sales in the city, but are working on regulations to allow medical marijuana sales.
Published
April 29, 2019

Augusta, Waterville area bridge results

Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.
Published
April 29, 2019

Mill Park Pétanque Club seeks students to learn game

Those 12 to 18 can sign up at the Augusta Recreation Office.
Published
April 28, 2019

Augusta cyber-attacker sought more than $100,000 in ransom

City officials, rather than pay off the apparent creator of malicious software that froze up the city's computer network and forced Augusta City Center to close April 18, instead pulled the plug and rebuilt its network from backup data.