Photos: Life on the Kennebec River after dark

Waterville City Council to take up proposed budget, bond issue

City councilors are scheduled to take a first vote Tuesday on the proposed municipal and school budget for 2020-21, and consider a final vote on a proposed $4 million bond package.

Amy Calder: July Fourth sparks memories of holidays past

Though traditional July Fourth celebrations will be altered this weekend because of the coronavirus pandemic, Mainers will likely find safe and fun ways to mark the holiday, Amy Calder writes.

Shutt makes University of Northern Colorado dean’s list of distinction

Woodlands Senior Living raises awareness for Alzheimer’s Disease

Residents and staff participate in global event via rocking chairs on June 19.

Colby College announces plan to bring students back to campus in August

The $10 million opening plan includes input from medical professionals, 50 faculty members and 10 task forces, and involves administering 85,000 tests for the coronavirus to students, faculty and staff in the fall semester.

Waterville man arrested after allegedly fleeing crash scene

Farid A. Hamrouni, 18, of Waterville, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident, operating without a license, criminal mischief, and attaching false plates after a Chevy Impala crashed Monday night on Water Street.

Another marijuana facility on Waterville planning agenda

The Waterville Planning Board on Monday is scheduled to consider a plan for a marijuana growing operation on Industrial Road, just down the road from another marijuana operation licensed by the city in May.

REM launches “Imagine That!” campaign, seeks 600 new members

The community group that began 25 years ago and is an umbrella for local nonprofit groups is working to boost membership and raise at least $35,000 to stay afloat.

Louisa Nyhus graduates from Williams College