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Published
July 22, 2018

Kennebec County courts July 12-18, 2018

A roundup of cases closed July 12-18, 2018, at courts in Augusta and Waterville.
Published
July 21, 2018

Central Maine July 21 police log

Augusta and Waterville area police logs for July 21, 2018.
Published
July 20, 2018

New, wider, higher deck in store for West Gardiner exit ramp bridge

The $6.8 million construction project for the Maine Turnpike Authority will be underway until November 2019.
Published
July 20, 2018

Maine’s low unemployment rate extended historic streak in June

The rate of 2.9 percent was up slightly from May, but still well below the national average of 4.0 percent.
Published
July 19, 2018

Augusta councilors approve 2-way traffic downtown

Water Street through the core of downtown Augusta has been one-way since 1945; changing it to two-way also is subject to state approval.

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Published
July 19, 2018

New York man found guilty of murder in Christmas slaying of two Augusta residents

David W. Marble Jr., 32, also known as 'D-Money,' was found guilty by a jury Thursday morning of murdering the couple as retribution for a drug-related burglary.
Published
July 18, 2018

Jury to continue deliberations Thursday in David Marble murder trial

Marble, also known as 'D-Money,' is accused of shooting to death Eric Williams and Bonnie Royer on Christmas Day 2015 in Manchester.
Published
July 16, 2018

Central Maine officials urge calm amid rabies fears

Sensational encounters with rabid animals have been reported elsewhere in Maine, but few incidents have been noted here.
Published
July 16, 2018

As Augusta nears two-way traffic vote, dividing lines come in focus

Concerns over traffic congestion in Augusta's Water Street area are up against a drive for downtown revitalization efforts.
Published
July 15, 2018

Influx of arts, events in downtown Augusta signals new push for activity

Officials hope to draw more people downtown with riverfront concerts and other events, a new outdoor movie night, a growing number of large colorful murals and 6 new pieces of metal sculpture.