A double-dip of new business fills differing needs on KMD in Oakland

Former electrician and candy shop owner Dan Swett is on to a new venture with his niece and longtime colleague.

Residents of a mobile home park in Benton now have sufficient water, but at what cost?

The owners of Averill's Mobile Home Park say a resident "sabotaged" the water system, wasting thousands of gallons per day.

As nor’easter approaches, people batten down the hatches and get ready to ride it out

Twelve to 18 inches of snow are expected in the Waterville area and into Somerset, Franklin and Kennebec counties, while 12 to 15 inches are expected in the rest of Kennebec County.

First adult-use marijuana store to open in Waterville

"We’re really looking forward to being a part of the business community," said Rebecca Henry, vice president of marketing for Sweet Dirt, the first adult-use marijuana store that's set to open Dec. 9.

Teen involved in Clinton fatal crash sentenced to juvenile detention center until 21

‘Thank you to the DA's office for never giving up. Thank you to the judge who made the right decision,’ said Sheila Porfirio, whose son Tommy Porfirio was one of the three youths killed in a February car crash.

Two arrested in Palmyra motel robbery-theft-assault incident

Candy and Mark Prentiss, both of Palmyra, were arrested after Somerset County Sheriff's officers searched their motel room Nov. 13. Arrest warrants were issued this week for Jessica Kent-Webber and Dale Melvin who are suspected of participating in a crime with the two Prentisses.

Lunch break: Mudrunning a Subaru on Quarry Road in Waterville

Readfield-area students to have ornament designs shown at National Christmas Tree display

Regional School Unit 38 was the only Maine school district selected to have student works displayed in Washington, D.C.

Amy Calder: The ghosts of Christmases past

Memories of Christmas Eve celebrations at her parents' home are as vivid as if they occurred yesterday, Amy Calder writes.

YMCA’s Camp KV on Maranacook Lake in Readfield vandalized, burglarized

The youth camp sustained upward of $30,000 in damage, including kicked-in doors, smashed toilets and sinks, and broken windows.