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Published
April 5, 2019

Augusta man arrested on a charge of gross sexual assault

Timothy Boothby was arrested after an investigation into a sexual assault that was alleged to have taken place in September 2018.
Published
April 5, 2019

Website grows number of central Mainers volunteering with nonprofits

United Way of the Kennebec Valley’s VolunteerME website helps people and organizations make the right match, and volunteers registering on the website has grown by 17 percent in the past year.
Published
April 5, 2019

Gardiner/Augusta Lion’s Pride and Flea Market set

Crafters, vendors can rent tables for April 13 event
Published
April 5, 2019

Construction course info session set for April 30

Western Maine Community Action, Augusta Adult and Community Education to offer program.
Published
April 5, 2019

CATC names March Students of the Month

Hall-Dale's Luc, Erskine's Staples earn academic recognition

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Published
April 4, 2019

New York man involved in 2016 ‘shoot-out’ outside Augusta Walmart sentenced on federal drug conspiracy charge

Frankie Dejesus, 29, who pleaded guilty to a federal drug conspiracy charge for distributing drugs in central Maine, was sentenced to more than 10 years in prison.
Published
April 4, 2019

Augusta police arrest Rumford man on two charges of gross sexual assault

Alexander L. Lapointe, 34, allegedly committed sexual assault on a minor younger than 12-years-old when he resided in Augusta.
Published
April 4, 2019

Kennebec Historical Society to host talk in Manchester

“Stagecoaches on the Kennebec” will be the topic of the April 17 event
Published
April 4, 2019

Lucky Clark On Music: Julia Lane of Castlebay

Julia Lane, Fred Gosbee duo strive to keep Maine's musical memories, history alive with concert April 7 at UMA.
Published
April 3, 2019

High asbestos levels found in state’s Cultural Building in Augusta; consultants say there’s no danger

At least one employee is concerned about communication with workers; consultants said the high levels of asbestos are embedded in dirt and dust and pose low risk of entering the air.