After failed bond bid, Bowdoinham seeks ways to save decaying town hall
Failing to pass a $1 million bond for repairs, Bowdoinham’s Town Hall Committee is asking the community for help.Read More
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Former Hallowell public works foreman pleads guilty to drunken driving
Christopher Buck could see the charge reduced if he complies with a six-month agreement with state prosecutors.Read More
Read MoreA $2.4 million expansion of Winslow Elementary School nears completion
The project is using federal funding to add four new classrooms, two office spaces and two bathrooms to the school,
Read MoreWoolwich wild food fan competing for ‘MasterChef’ title
Nina Interlandi Bell made venison dumplings during an audition round in May and now is among 20 contestants vying for
Read MoreBoy, 9, rushed to alert tenants to Madison apartment fire, chief says
Devin Dumais is from Waterville and was in Madison on Sunday staying with his grandparents when he saw heavy smoke
Read MoreFinal budget vote, lease of new council chambers on Waterville council agenda
The City Council will meet Tuesday and is expected to give its OK to a combined municipal and school budget
Read MoreWet weather hampers start of strawberry season in Maine
Yet despite the early woes, many strawberry farmers expect to have plenty of ripe berries for the remainder of the
Read MoreAugusta education officials say schools are full, with no room to grow
The concern comes despite the fact that Augusta’s schools, with about 2,100 students, have far fewer students today than years
Read MoreMount Vernon residents approve budget above state tax levy limit
MOUNT VERNON — Residents approved a $1.9 million town budget at Saturday’s annual Town Meeting that put Mount Vernon over
Read MoreMaine Senate rejects House-backed bill to ban bump stocks, other gun modifications
The House voted 76-66 to pass the bill Thursday, but Friday’s vote in the Senate likely means it’s dead.Read More
Read MoreMadison home destroyed in back-to-back fires over two days, official says
The initial fire at the home on River Road began due to the improper disposal of smoking material, but fire
Read MoreAfter flag dispute, Gardiner-area school board sets August meeting to discuss policy
The Gardiner-area school board will discuss possible policy options at the regular business meeting Aug. 3 and invites the community
Read MoreCentral Maine arrest log: June 9-16
Augusta- and Waterville-area arrests for June 9-16, 2023.Read More
Read MoreAll boaters allowed to set anchor in Winthrop waters after officials suspend long-disputed restrictions
The Town Council has temporarily lifted a policy requiring boaters to own shorefront property in order to set anchor in
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