Waterville’s Inland hospital welcomes 2 Guard members to help with COVID-19 care

Northern Light Inland Hospital said the two members of the Maine National Guard arrived Friday and would work in the monoclonal antibody clinic for COVID-19 patients in non-clinical roles.

Waterville woman charged with setting fires said she was trying to keep warm, affidavit says

But Alisa Carey, 21, gave conflicting accounts to authorities in the aftermath of the fires Monday at the construction site for a new arts center downtown, according to a police affidavit.

Amy Calder: This holiday season let’s allow our language, and actions, to bring joy

If we act, think and speak positively and with hope during a dark time in our world, we can help brighten our lives and those of others, Amy Calder writes.

Waterville downtown restaurant closed for numerous health violations, state report says

Cancun Mexican Restaurant must immediately address violations found by a state health inspector, according to a report dated Dec. 8.

Waterville police seize $780,000 worth of fentanyl, cocaine in largest narcotics bust in city history

A Dominican Republic national was arrested and police Chief Joseph Massey said Wednesday that handguns, shotguns and $6,000 in cash also were confiscated from an apartment on College Avenue.

Waterville Planning Board endorses rezoning part of College Avenue to allow more housing

Board votes Tuesday night to recommend the City Council rezone part of College Avenue to allow for apartment development.

Waterville woman set fires at downtown Colby College construction site, police say

Alisa Carey, 21, of Waterville, was arrested Monday night on arson charges after police found several fires at the construction site of Colby College’s Paul J. Schupf Art Center.

Bishop announces 2 pastor assignments

Waterville city employees to get COVID-19 relief bonuses this week

The City Council voted 6-0 Monday night to approve bonuses for city employees who worked during the pandemic, with the money coming from federal COVID-19 relief funds.

Waterville board to consider request to rezone part of College Avenue to allow apartments

The recommendation comes as the city's newly formed Housing Committee is being charged with assessing what officials say is a housing crisis in the city.