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Published
February 4, 2020

Augusta taxi operator, cited for junk cars in yard, seeks to renew license

Longtime Augusta business Al's & Double R's Taxi is working to comply with city codes after earlier being denied a license renewal, officials say.
Published
February 4, 2020

Former Bread of Life official pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges

Jeffrey A. Tyler, 48, of Augusta denied allegations he sexually assaulted a female victim at least three times, beginning when she was a minor.
Published
February 3, 2020

Agreement settles case against Cianbro Corp. chairman charged in cannon blast

Charges were filed last fall against Peter G. Vigue, 72, of Pittsfield after he fired a small cannon at a Maine Maritime Academy football game and injured a referee.
Published
February 3, 2020

Waterville City Council to consider amendments to marijuana ordinances

City councilors on Tuesday also will consider a recommendation by Mayor Nick Isgro to appoint Tom DePre to the Planning Board.
Published
February 3, 2020

Gardiner starts to consider food sovereignty

There will be a public hearing Wednesday on the city's proposed food sovereignty ordinance, which is intended to offer city residents easier access to locally produced food.

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Published
February 3, 2020

Two charged in Augusta with meth trafficking

Police said they discovered 114 grams of methamphetamine in a vehicle and 155 grams at a Pittston house.
Published
February 3, 2020

Hundreds of Maine seniors’ home care at risk with closure of Farmingdale nonprofit

Home Care for Maine, which provides care to 582 patients with 365 employees, will close April 30, according to nonprofit officials.
Published
February 2, 2020

Baked bean suppers: A timeless Maine tradition

Not surprising, the community dinner Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church included baked beans.
Published
February 2, 2020

Guests hike, dine at Viles Arboretum’s annual Table Tour fundraiser

The Augusta nonprofit's largest fundraiser shows off its hiking trails, all while dishing out hot food to guests.
Published
February 1, 2020

Officials head into the woods to explain plans for China School Forest’s upcoming harvest

The harvest could generate up to $8,000 from wood products, which volunteers hope can be put toward continued maintenance of the China School Forest on Lakewood Avenue.