Dill family, supporters work to keep West Gardiner teen’s killer behind bars

Every five years, Michael Boucher has a chance to walk out of prison; and every five years, Debra Dill's family works to stop him.

Bates College recognizes West Gardiner’s Caldwell, Farmingdale’s Lynch

Environmental studies majors present environmental capstone projects.

Bellows to hold office hours in West Gardiner April 13

Residents can meet with their elected official, ask questions and get help with legislative or state government matters.

West Gardiner’s Hendrick graduates from Troy University

Student earned master's degree in public administration

Man accused of sexually assaulting two women sentenced to 60 days in jail

Joseph B. Berglund, 20, pleaded guilty to two counts of unlawful sexual touching in a plea deal in which four gross sexual assault charges were dismissed.

West Gardiner budget passes easily with a projected increase of 2.2 percent

With amendments, voters shifted about $40,000 from what would come from property tax to other sources, while increasing funding for roadside mowing and Meals on Wheels.

West Gardiner’s proposed budget is up 2.2 percent

In planning for the upcoming year, selectmen are asking voters to approve funds to address properties that are in violation of the town's junkyard ordinance at the March 16 Town Meeting.

Whitefield man accused of murder in 2017 West Gardiner shooting death pleads guilty to manslaughter

Derrick Dupont, accused of murdering James Haskell on June 17, 2017, will be sentenced on a manslaughter charge in May, after state prosecutors agreed to dismiss the murder charge.

Sen. Bellows to hold public office hours Feb. 23 in Gardiner

Central Maine superintendents: Snow days more common now than the past

School officials said icing events have spurred more cancellations than they did in previous decades.