Halloween in Waterville may be smaller this year — if it happens at all

Homeowners on Burleigh Street usually welcome more than 1,200 children at Halloween to trick or treat, but several homeowners will not take part this year because of the coronavirus, and have asked the city not to barricade the street.

Incumbent Bruce White faces challenger Richard Foss in House District 109 race

White, a Democrat, has held the seat since 2018 and is seeking reelection to a second term, while Foss, a Republican, is seeking his first term.

Alfond Youth & Community Center announces new, upcoming programs

Monument in Central Maine honors Louis Sockalexis, 1st Indigenous baseball player

In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, the Alfond Youth and Community Center unveiled a monument dedicated to Louis Sockalexis, the first Indigenous person to play Major League Baseball.

State Sen. Scott Cyrway faces opposition from Hilary Koch in District 16

Cyrway, a Republican, has served in his seat since 2014, while Koch, a Democrat, won election to the Waterville Charter Commission, outpolling Mayor Nick Isgro.

Central Maine Gleaners Group piles on potatoes in St. Albans

Central Maine Gleaning Group picks potatoes Saturday as part of its gleaning season.

Incumbent Colleen Madigan faces challenger Mark Andre for House District 110 seat

Madigan has held the seat, which represents part of Waterville and part of Oakland, since 2016 and has twice defeated Andre for the seat.

Amy Calder: God willing, we will do better

With COVID-19 wreaking havoc throughout the country, including in the White House, we must do better, Amy Calder writes.

Golf tournament benefits Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter and Services

Waterville neighbors appear for court hearing, which is again continued

Falah Waheeb filed a protection from harassment order against neighbor Cathy Weeks in August, and the hearing was continued for the second time on Thursday after both parties waited more than an hour at Waterville District Court.