Man arrested in connection with 1987 murder of Winslow woman
Gerald Goodale, who in 1989 was sentenced to 75 years for the murder of Geraldine Finn of Skowhegan, has been indicted on charges that he killed Janet Brochu in 1987.
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Maine changes mask rules again to align with federal guidelines
Under the latest revision, the state also will lift distancing requirements in indoor settings such as restaurants, where people would remove masks for eating and drinking.
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Augusta councilors get Narcan, training to help prevent drug overdose deaths
Maine Access Points, a group working to increase access to medication that can help prevent overdose deaths, trained city councilors Thursday night on how to take potentially life-saving action.
Minor injuries reported after multi-unit Winslow house fire
A multi-unit home on Bellevue Street caught fire Friday afternoon and spread up the back wall of the house.
Prospective buyer of Waterville church complex seeks zone change to turn it into events center
Augusta’s Colonial Theater topped by work of artisans
Mainers celebrate loosened restrictions, but some hesitant to shed masks
Q&A: Where will I still have to wear a mask? What options do businesses have?
New federal recommendations mean that fully vaccinated people can forgo wearing masks in most indoor public spaces. But the change raises questions.
Readfield-area schools to host coronavirus vaccination clinic for students Monday
Regional School Unit 38 students, between the ages are 12-18, are asked to sign up ahead of time through the Northern Light Health website.
Amy Calder: Victims of a tight housing market
Isreal and Desiree Mosley and their two children have been looking to move into a better apartment in Waterville, but they are being priced out of a tight housing market, Amy Calder writes.
Watch video: Portland protest march calls attention to plight of Congolese minority
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Maine parishes continue support for Haitian brothers, sisters
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Cumston Hall to host annual ‘May Faire’
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Watershed survey of Unity Pond planned for May 22
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Allen named Monmouth’s April student of month
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Plant sale to benefit garden club May 22
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Community Posted: 12:00 AM
Nelson earns master’s degree in education
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Boston Red Sox Posted: Yesterday at 10:26 PM
Dalbec’s home run in seventh lifts Red Sox past Angels
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 9:42 PM
Ex-Army Green Beret who spied for Russia sentenced to 15 years
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 9:02 PM
Israeli military accused of using news media to trick Hamas
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 8:52 PM
Farmington residents share traits they’d like in future town manager
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 8:50 PM
Bates College shelled out more than $6 million for pandemic-related costs
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 8:39 PM
Vaccinating inmates ‘a moving target’ as central Maine jails begin to administer shots
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Local & State
Gov. Mills removes gathering limits, physical distancing rules, but masks still required indoors
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Local & State
Man killed in crash along I-95 in Waterville-Sidney area, police say
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Local & State
Police: 2-year-old boy injures parents, self in West Bath shooting
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Local & State
Major part of Waterville intersection work expected to be completed by end of May
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Maine Crime
St. Albans man arrested on multiple charges after driving through construction zone on I-295, police say
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Food & Dining
Gordon Ramsay’s tour of the midcoast to air in June
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Schools and Education
After outcry, Gardiner-area school board OKs honoring high school’s top 10 graduating seniors
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Nation & World
‘Great day for America’: Vaccinated people can largely ditch masks
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Business
Waterville Opera House director stepping down after 4 years
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Local & State
Waterville’s $4 million Alfond Municipal Pool project nearing home stretch
May 13
MAINE COVID-19 VACCINE TRACKER
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Schools and Education
MSAD 54 hosts two public hearings to discuss budget, new Skowhegan school
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Local & State
Fairfield Town Council moves forward with water system expansion
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Local & State
Vaccinating inmates ‘a moving target’ as central Maine jails begin to administer shots
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Business
Massive company email dump could slow CMP solar investigation
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Local & State
Week In Photos May 7-14, 2021
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Opinion
Tell Us: What do you think about the state opening COVID-19 vaccines to kids aged 12 to 15?
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via centralmaine.com
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Letters to the Editor
Garden Club Park gets love it deserves
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Local & State
Farmington residents share traits they’d like in future town manager
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Local & State
Bates College shelled out more than $6 million for pandemic-related costs
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Local & State
Minor injuries reported after multi-unit Winslow house fire
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Business
Mainers celebrate loosened restrictions, but some hesitant to shed masks
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Local & State
Augusta’s Colonial Theater topped by work of artisans
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Local & State
Q&A: Where will I still have to wear a mask? What options do businesses have?
Poet Richard Blanco to speak at Colby College’s 200th commencement
The graduation ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Sunday, May 23, but the event is closed to the public because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Readfield-area schools to host coronavirus vaccination clinic for students Monday
Regional School Unit 38 students, between the ages are 12-18, are asked to sign up ahead of time through the Northern Light Health website.
Central Maine May 14 police log
Augusta and Waterville area police reports for May 14, 2021.
Maine Voices: It’s time to roll up our sleeves and assemble
To fight the pandemic, we need to assume the responsibility of superheroes.
Amy Calder: Victims of a tight housing market
Isreal and Desiree Mosley and their two children have been looking to move into a better apartment in Waterville, but they are being priced out of a tight housing market, Amy Calder writes.
Wilton Blueberry Festival forced to cancel due to COVID-19
"We're damned if we do, damned if we don't," Chairwoman Shannon Chase Smith said in a phone interview. "People aren't paying attention to everything that's being said."
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