Skowhegan man pleads guilty to what judge calls ‘horrifying’ central Maine shooting spree

Dana Dasilva, 26, will serve at least five years and one day in prison, plus five years of probation, following the guilty pleas to firing upon four homes in January.

Augusta, Waterville treated differently under updated mask orders

The two cities are less than 20 miles apart and have similar overnight populations, but only Augusta was identified in the executive order on enforcing mask wearing. The answer might be in the numbers.

Two Waterville Republicans seek nomination for state representative in primary

In the upcoming July 14 state primary, Rick Foss and Edward Cohen are running against one another for State Representative for District 109 in Waterville.

Construction on Arts Collaborative building in Waterville to begin this week

The $6.5 million project financed in part by Peter and Paula Lunder will break ground this week and is set to be completed in April 2021.

Albert S. Hall School students receive perfect attendance awards

Fourteen fourth- and fifth-grade students presented awards from Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce.

Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce receives KSB Chamber Appreciation grant

Waterville council delays first vote on municipal and school budget

The council also voted 4-3 to amend the $4.03 million capital improvement bond to reflect the addition of $250,000 for a police firearms training range.

Moviegoers embrace MIFF’s new venue in Skowhegan

The first night of the Maine International Film Festival brought carloads of moviegoers to the Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre.

Injured state trooper released from Augusta hospital, taken for rehabilitation in Massachusetts

Maine State Trooper Mickael Nunez, 30, was released from MaineGeneral after having surgery last month on a severely broken leg.

J.P. Devine MIFF Review: ‘Heroic Losers’

It is a foreign film where one forgets the subtitles and begins understanding the players, J.P. Devine writes.