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Published
August 14, 2021

Waterville’s search for assistant city manager highlights focus on future

The position, approved by the City Council in the 2021-22 municipal budget, would serve to support the city manager and free him up to focus on economic development and other matters.
Published
August 13, 2021

Hot, humid weather in central Maine ripens fruit and brings cries for relief

This week's hot, humid weather sent people across central Maine looking for relief, and people in the Richmond area looking for ripe peaches at Pleasant Pond Orchard, where owner Shane Patrick advises people to stop by early in the day.
Published
August 13, 2021

Company loses exclusive rights in sale of Hampden waste-to-energy facility

Delta Thermo Energy can still close the sale of the recycling plant, but officials can now consider other proposals too.
Published
August 13, 2021

Hallowell-area school district to follow CDC masking recommendations

After two hours of deliberation and many different perspectives shared, Regional School Unit 2 will require masks to be worn in its schools.
Published
August 13, 2021

Clinton OKs next step in possible expansion of space for police department

The Board of Selectmen approved funding for engineering advice regarding a potential addition to the space used by the police department.

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Published
August 13, 2021

Amid shouts and anger from parents, Skowhegan-area school board requires masks for first weeks of school

Parents demanded that the board respect their wishes to not require students to mask up when returning to school next month, but the board ultimately sided with the superintendent's recommendation to proceed with caution and begin the school year wearing masks.
Published
August 13, 2021

Sukeforth family to end hosting Waterville’s festival of trees, but will not stop giving

Doug and Rita Sukeforth and their family for many years raised hundreds of thousands of dollars with annual events, but they say that because of the unpredictability of the coronavirus pandemic, they must stop hosting the tree festival.
Published
August 13, 2021

Police: Monmouth man killed in fog after being struck by car

Kyle Foyt-Bridges, 29, was killed while walking on Main Street early Thursday morning, according to authorities.
Published
August 12, 2021

Photos: Opening day at the Skowhegan State Fair

Fairgoers braved 90-degree heat Thursday as the annual event opened for a 10-day run that's expected to draw tens of thousands of people.
Published
August 12, 2021

Visitors from near and far enjoy Winslow Blueberry Festival

The annual Winslow Blueberry Festival turned 50 on Saturday, and to celebrate the Winslow Congregational Church made a whopping 696 pies ahead of the event.