Workers repair Waterville water main break off Kennedy Memorial Drive

Water service was restored late Tuesday to businesses in Shaw's Plaza and those on Kennedy Memorial Drive after workers repaired a 12-inch water main break at the entrance to the plaza that was reported around noon.

Waterville’s Barre makes Loyola University Maryland dean’s list

Waterville police Officer Timothy Hinton, dispatchers honored

Waterville police Chief Joseph Massey presented Officer Timothy Hinton with the Police Department's Medal of Valor on Tuesday for his work during a high-speed chase Dec. 22, 2019, in which Hinton was shot twice.

Waterville businesses without water as crews work to fix main break

The water main break at the entrance to Shaw's Plaza off Kennedy Memorial Drive occurred around noon and crews shut off water service at 4 p.m. and it is expected to be off for at least several hours.

Waterville Hope’s Place groups’ next session to begin Feb. 26

Area students named to Emmanuel College dean’s list

Honorees include Sydney Cameron, of Mount Vernon; Micah Riportella, of Sidney; Katherine Thompson, of Waterville; and Sarah Desrosiers, of Winslow.

Lunders to help fund art collaborative buildings in Waterville

The philanthropists are donating $3 million to the effort to renovate the buildings at 14 and 20 Main Street where offices of the Lunder Institute will share space with artist studios, and exhibit and performance areas.

Land Rover event sends Oxford Car off on North American expedition

Land Rover enthusiasts from across the country gathered this weekend in Benton for the annual Winter Romp to test their driving skills on trails and to meet, eat and shop at local businesses. The Oxford Car, a 65-year-old Land Rover Series I Station Wagon, is the centerpiece of the festivities as it prepares to depart from Waterville on Tuesday morning for an 11 month expedition across North America.

First female career firefighter brings variety of skills to Waterville Fire Department

While the Waterville department has employed female call firefighters since 1981, Katie Hennessey is the first woman to be hired as a career firefighter and joins a department that counts several women among its ranks.

Waterville Council to discuss Trafton Road reconstruction

State funding is now available for reconstructing Trafton Road, with the city's share of the $4.3 million project $500,000, according to City Manager Michael Roy.