Augusta police chief adds assistant city manager to job duties
Jared Mills, the city's police chief since 2018, is now also Augusta's assistant city manager and will split his time between roles.
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Waterville student’s letter prompts COVID-19 safety talks
Waterville Junior High School Principal Don Roux told the Waterville Board of Education on Monday that a letter to the Morning Sentinel editor written by a seventh grader prompted him to launch discussions with the student leadership team.
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Waterville seeks assistant superintendent who would move into top position
The Waterville Board of Education plans to hold a public meeting Feb. 7 to discuss the hiring of an assistant superintendent.
Driver suffers serious injuries following crash on I-95 in Waterville
Cooking fire deemed cause of Augusta blaze that destroyed home
State recovered nearly $475,000 in unpaid wages for workers last year
For the first time, the labor department is publishing the names of businesses that violate wage and hour laws.
Justin Poirier begins work as Monmouth’s new town manager
Our View: New Sea Dogs coach sends ‘powerful’ message
Child welfare workers sound alarm, telling lawmakers of heavy workloads and long hours
Maine hospitals see decline in number of COVID-19 patients
Review of police shootings focuses on need for more preventive mental health services
People who are shot by police are often in mental health crisis and armed, the Deadly Force Review Panel said. There are chances long before shootings to head off tragedy with help.
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Things to Do Posted: 6:40 AM
Waterville Opera House plans Keb’ Mo’ Band concert
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On Music Lucky Clark Posted: 4:22 AM
Trevor Lewington of Enter The Haggis talks about new album, upcoming Waterville show
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Editorials Posted: 4:10 AM
Our View: New Sea Dogs coach sends ‘powerful’ message
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Today’s editorial cartoon
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Columnists Posted: 4:00 AM
David Trahan: Impact on sportsmen just a small piece of ‘forever chemicals’ disaster
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Letters to the Editor Posted: 4:00 AM
Be well informed on new Alzheimer’s drug
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Letters to the Editor Posted: 4:00 AM
Maine senators support trucking industry
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Letters to the Editor Posted: 4:00 AM
State trooper helps woman out of icy situation
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Letters to the Editor Posted: 4:00 AM
MLK would not have supported BLM
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Gardiner library announces Children’s Room opening
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Waterville cinema plans ‘Bring Back Date Night’ series
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Candlemas to be celebrated in Auburn, Scarborough
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Local & State
Waterville, Winslow officials urge DOT to close Ticonic Bridge during construction
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Local & State
Driver suffers serious injuries following crash on I-95 in Waterville
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Business
Next chapter coming for Scrummy Afters in Hallowell following sale announcement
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Schools and Education
Waterville student’s letter prompts COVID-19 safety talks
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Local & State
Firefighters respond to 2-alarm fire Sunday in Augusta
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Local & State
More evidence points to decline in omicron surge, but hospital numbers remain high
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Business
Industry group recommends changes to medical cannabis program in Maine
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Letters to the Editor
Seventh-grader, Gabrielle Johnson's letter: Waterville not doing enough to protect students
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Mrs. Maine 2022, of Farmington, heading to Mrs. United States pageant
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Local & State
Bill looks to eliminate ‘loophole’ that allows spreading sewage sludge
January 24
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Business
One of world’s largest retailers wants to build its 1st big-box retail store in Maine
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New Sharon woman first to serve as town fire chief
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Politics
Republican challengers say Bruce Poliquin should pay attention to Maine instead of the Texas border
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Business
Lewiston’s Rancourt & Co. makes third Olympic appearance
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Politics
Gov. Mills set to deliver her second State of the State address next month
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Opinion
Tell Us: Do you support the creation of a consumer-owned electric utility in Maine?
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Letters to the Editor
Chamber: Anti-business rhetoric holds us back
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Local & State
The 10 shootings examined by Maine’s Deadly Force Review Panel
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Business
Rail company proposes renewing passenger service between Rockland Brunswick
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Business
Maine lawmakers take aim at prescription drug double billing
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Schools and Education
Maine education groups rally against challenges to books
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Business
State recovered nearly $475,000 in unpaid wages for workers last year
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Schools and Education
Teachers asking state lawmakers for climate education training
Somerset County grand jury indicts man accused of firing gunshots over car dispute
Among the indictments handed up last week was Wade Curtis, 35, of Hartland, who's charged with reckless conduct with a firearm after police say he fired shots at a man over dispute about a car in November.
Justin Poirier begins work as Monmouth’s new town manager
Poirier, who was previously Chebeague Island's town administrator, officially started the Monmouth job on Jan. 1.
Cases closed in Kennebec County courts March 17-31, 2021
A roundup of cases closed at courts in Augusta and Waterville.
Our View: New Sea Dogs coach sends ‘powerful’ message
Katie Krall is one of a small but growing number of women wearing a professional baseball uniform.
Maine Voices Live with Ayumi Horie
The conversation with the Portland potter took place on Tuesday, Jan. 25.
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