Amy Calder: School crimes and misdemeanors, and the punishment that ensued

In the old days, some teachers would physically hit kids, a transgression that today would get them fired and charged with assault, Amy Calder writes.

Waterville announces downtown winter parking ban

Colby College sees surge in COVID-19 cases as students return to campus

College reports 106 cases at its Waterville campus, including 90 students.

Mid-Maine Chamber to host governor at Jan. 13 business breakfast

Waterville film center to host free matinée screenings

Freezing rain, slick conditions cause crashes across central Maine

Slick roads send vehicles spinning throughout central Maine on Wednesday as freezing rain fell across the region.

Rebecca Green appears to make history as first chairwoman of Waterville City Council

A Democrat representing Ward 4, Green wins leadership post in 5-2 vote, making her the first woman to lead the council.

Waterville square dance club seeks new dancers

Waterville City Council expected to elect new chairman, consider appointments to boards

Erik Thomas, chairman of the council for the past three years, was defeated by political newcomer Thomas A. McCormick Sr. in November.

Overlapping power outages affect about 3,000 customers in Waterville

The shorter outage, which lasted about 11 minutes, was caused by an automobile crash, according to Central Maine Power.