Waterville teens offered fun and games, along with chance to find work

Waterville Senior High School students play lawn games during lunch hour as part of program that's meant to keep them busy after school while making them aware of internship and job offerings.

Arts center in downtown Waterville to take shape as beams move into place

Steel beams are expected to be installed starting Monday for the $18 million Paul J. Schupf Art Center. The center will include art galleries, three cinemas, a cafe, studios and a skywalk to the Waterville Opera House.

Amy Calder: An unlikely Waterville pair tackles an intractable problem

Purpose over profit: Mayor Jay Coelho and the Rev. Maureen Ausbrook are teaming up to cook food for the homeless and deliver it where necessary — be it under a bridge or in the woods, Amy Calder writes.

Community program to host ‘Food & Fun’ drive-thru event Oct. 6

Colby College to honor journalists with Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award

The award is given annually to journalists who exhibit courage in reporting and writing. The recipients this year had their phone records seized by the Justice Department in an effort to uncover their sources.

New scouts receive uniforms, donate food

Walk to End Alzheimer’s set for Oct. 2 in Waterville

Waterville pitches $1.8 million plan to boost soccer, other recreational offerings

The City Council will hear a broad proposal on Oct. 5 that includes moving the youth soccer fields from the North Street Recreation Area over to the Pine Ridge Recreation Area.

Waterville, Pittsfield hospitals receive funds supporting vaccine outreach

Private Waterville school superintendent who condemned COVID-19 restrictions tests positive for virus

Kevin Wood of Temple Academy has criticized those who support restrictions meant to stop the spread of the disease as ‘twisted and sick.’