Leader of new UMA presidential search pledges more transparency, but faculty remain hesitant
The search committee, lead by Roger Katz, will hold public listening sessions Dec. 5 and Dec. 6 in Bangor and Augusta, respectively, to gather feedback about what faculty, staff and community members would like to see in a president.
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Smithfield man facing drug charges is also accused by several people of defrauding them on home repair projects in central Maine
People say they paid Zacheriah Adams, most recently a Smithfield resident, thousands of dollars for home improvement projects that he never finished, and now authorities are concerned he may have fled the state.
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Heather Donahue maintains victory following recount for Pittsfield Town Council seat
The recount held Wednesday garnered two additional votes for Heather Donahue, who beat incumbent Lindsay Holmstrom by nine votes for an at-large seat on the council.
Smithfield man hospitalized after car collides with railroad machinery in Belgrade
Judge denies alleged sex offender’s request for new lawyer in decade-old case
Scarborough woman suing Portland’s Catholic Diocese for failing to stop known abuser in 1960s
Legislative leaders vow to tackle housing crisis
Maine’s high court upholds CMP lease of public land key to $1 billion power line
Maine CDC to receive $13.8 million federal grant
Palmyra arson case results in grand jury indictment of woman
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Maine Authors Posted: 7:12 AM
OFF RADAR: ‘The Ghosts of Walter Crockett: A Memoir’
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Posted: 6:50 AM
Oxford County USDA Local Working Group to meet Dec. 14 in South Paris
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Community Posted: 4:01 AM
Temple Academy lists honor roll students
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Maine Compass: This Christmas, whatever your faith, find your house of worship
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Today’s editorial cartoon
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Maine Voices: Statewide crisis of homelessness demands an immediate response
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
Commentary: Sleep is getting more respect – as a way to boost productivity. We need a better mindset.
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On this date Posted: 4:00 AM
Dec. 2, 1954: Hot ashes don't belong in rubbish collection, says Waterville public works director
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Community Posted: 2:01 AM
Augusta tech center recognizes October professionals of month
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Posted: 1:45 AM
Yellowstone’s Duttons are mad, bad and dangerous to know
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Posted: 1:40 AM
‘The Nutcracker’ to be staged at Waterville Opera House
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Sports Posted: Yesterday at 9:38 PM
NFL notebook: Bears QB Fields set to return from shoulder injury
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Schools and Education
‘Limited number’ of University of Maine at Augusta students changed their grades following website glitch
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Maine Crime
Smithfield man facing drug charges is also accused by several people of defrauding them on home repair projects in central Maine
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Local & State
Smithfield man hospitalized after car collides with railroad machinery in Belgrade
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Maine Crime
Searsport man indicted on 2 counts of attempted murder in Winslow shooting
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Varsity Maine
Basketball: Erskine basketball teams take new steps as 2022-23 season begins
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Maine Crime
Judge denies request to reduce $100,000 bail for former sheriff’s deputy charged with assault
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On this date
Dec. 1, 1960: Strange looking 'cat' in Augusta turns out to be fisher
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Maine Crime
Augusta police cruiser was unlocked and running, with AR-15 rifle inside, when stolen, according to court documents
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Opinion
Today’s editorial cartoon
November 30
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On this date
Dec. 2, 1954: Hot ashes don't belong in rubbish collection, says Waterville public works director
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Local & State
Mills announces $5.4 million for climate change projects, green energy jobs
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Opinion
Tell Us: Is ‘Die Hard’ a Christmas movie?
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Events
Join us Monday for Maine Voices Live Waterville with Gerry Boyle
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Local & State
See the latest data: Tracking COVID-19 in Maine
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Letters to the Editor
Rep. White: Thanks for support during campaign
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Local & State
Top state police leaders deny retaliation claims in trooper’s whistleblower trial
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New England
Vermont settles religious schools tuition lawsuits
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Local & State
Proposal to ban political spending by foreign governments heads to statewide referendum
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Maine Crime
Judge denies alleged sex offender’s request for new lawyer in decade-old case
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Local & State
Presque Isle man dies at Maine State Prison
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Local & State
Smithfield man hospitalized after car collides with railroad machinery in Belgrade
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Maine Crime
Augusta police cruiser was unlocked and running, with AR-15 rifle inside, when stolen, according to court documents
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Business
Winslow rage room a sign of growing interest in destressing through destruction
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Maine Crime
Police: Armed robbery at Waterville Goodwill, ongoing search for suspect
Rain, wind down trees and power lines, knock out power to thousands in Maine
The Central Maine Power Co. website early Thursday showed 17,036 power outages in Maine, with 2,595 in Kennebec County, 2,193 in Waldo County, 286 in Somerset County and 48 in Franklin County.
Judge denies request to reduce $100,000 bail for former sheriff’s deputy charged with assault
Daniel Ross, 29, of West Gardiner was indicted in October on 15 charges alleging he abused and sexually assaulted his wife.
- ‘Limited number’ of University of Maine at Augusta students changed their grades following website glitch
- Augusta police cruiser was unlocked and running, with AR-15 rifle inside, when stolen, according to court documents
- Police: Whitefield couple charged in separate cases involving market burglary, gun threat
Searsport man indicted on 2 counts of attempted murder in Winslow shooting
Steven Pratt, 39, was indicted by a grand jury in Kennebec County for allegedly firing a loaded gun inside a vehicle in Winslow on Oct. 21 with the intent to cause the deaths of two women.
Maine Voices Live Waterville with Amy Calder
Join us for this live event on Tuesday, Dec. 13 at the Waterville Public Library.
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