Volunteers clean trash on Cobbossee Stream banks in Gardiner for Earth Day
Upstream shows how river health is important to ecology.
Fairfield school board approves settlements with three administrators
The superintendent of School Administrative District 49 would not release details of the agreements Friday night and said they will be made public after they are signed by the administrators.
Revitalized Waterville to live long as Mike Roy’s legacy
Over his 14-year tenure in Waterville, Roy has worked on projects including the RiverWalk at Head of Falls, the Quarry Road Recreation Area, the Hathaway Creative Center and downtown revitalization efforts.
Hallowell Fire Department’s draft budget up 9.48 percent over last year, nearly double that of 2016
The first draft of Hallowell's municipal budget shows a 98 percent increase from fiscal year 2016 for firefighting, but residents are confident in the department.
Augusta officials say they’ve gotten rid of ‘vindictive’ software that shut down city computer network
Police Department computers are back up and running, City Center is expected to reopen Monday, and Hatch Hill landfill and Augusta Civic Center regained the ability to take credit card payments, just in time for the Kora Shrine Circus on Friday.
Norridgewock remembers slain hometown hero Cpl. Eugene Cole
Food drive and personal care items are being collected through Thursday, the one-year anniversary of the shooting death of the Somerset County sheriff's deputy.
Coast Guard still searching for Wisconsin man who fell into Kennebec River
The 35-year-old Wisconsin man fell into the river near the Kennebec Tavern in Bath Thursday night.
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Don’t listen to ads critical of CMP line
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Conservatives are not racists
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We need to stop glorifying military
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Climate change is not a hoax
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Collins shouldn’t take Trump endorsement
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Congressman using fear to separate us
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Local & StateCyberattack hits Augusta municipal operations; City Center closed
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Local & StateConfusion over medical marijuana retail operation prompts potential investigation of China shop
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Local & StateWaterville man who sued Betty Crocker going to prison
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Local & StateFairfield school board approves settlements with three administrators
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Local & StateCoast Guard still searching for Wisconsin man who fell into Kennebec River
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Police searching for Oxford man missing since Monday
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Maine CrimeAugusta man to serve at least 3.5 years in prison for sexually assaulting girl
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BusinessMaine state parks get into the glamping business
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Local & StateNew Maine Veterans’ Homes facility in Augusta that’ll ‘feel like home’ gets ceremonial groundbreaking
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Police searching for Oxford man missing since Monday
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Confusion over medical marijuana retail operation prompts potential investigation of China shop
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PoliticsTestimony is divided as Maine lawmakers consider paid family and medical leave for most workers
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BusinessPot shops embrace ‘420’ while biding time on rules
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BusinessBangor Mall is reportedly sold for $12.6 million
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BusinessClare Marron answers Five Questions
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Nation & WorldUN: 220 killed in battles for Libya’s capital last 2 weeks
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Nation & WorldEgyptians vote on changes that would extend el-Sissi’s rule
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Nation & WorldAfghan official: Blast rocks country’s capital, kills 7
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Texas cancer center ousts 3 over Chinese data theft concerns
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Armed civilian border group member arrested in New Mexico
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Nation & WorldColumbine honors 13 lost with community service, ceremony
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Nation & WorldCyber expert pleads guilty to creating malware to steal banking information
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Maine CrimeMorning Sentinel April 20 police log
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