At 8:39 p.m., disorderly conduct was reported on Greenleaf Street.
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Rangeley man held on $20,000 bail for alleged sexual misconduct with child
A Rangeley man’s bail was set Friday at $20,000 cash for the charge of sexual misconduct with a child.
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Waterville man convicted of domestic violence assault on Monday
AUGUSTA — A Waterville man was convicted of domestic violence assault early Monday following a non-jury trial in Kennebec County Superior Court.
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SNAPSHOT: Toys for Tots
Marine Pfc. Evan Goodwin, left, and Marine Corps League member Dana Walls, of West Gardiner, load a bag of toys donated for the Toys for Tots campaign into a vehicle in Augusta on Monday. Goodwin and another Marine were picking up the toys donated by the Western Maine Young Marines and the Marine Corps League Detachment 599.
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SNAPSHOT: House of cardboards
Keith McCray stacks another package on the pile waiting to be picked up by UPS The Mailing Center, his store in Shaw’s Plaza in Augusta, on Monday. McCray joked that trying to stacked the different-shaped boxes was like a giant puzzle. He said that Monday is usually one of the busiest shipping days of the year, but the snowstorm had cut down on the number of customers coming in.
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STILL LIFE: Driveway dig out
Judy Stoodley shovels snow off her driveway in Unity on Monday. “I think I am one of the few that do it this way anymore,” Stoodley said.
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Board member takes over as coordinator of Gardiner’s Heart & Soul project
GARDINER — The city has a new coordinator at the helm of a two-year Heart & Soul project that seeks to increase civic involvement in the community and develop a long-term vision for the future.
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Wave of gun control bills expected at Maine Legislature
State lawmakers expect a wave of gun control bills in the wake of the mass shooting in Connecticut that claimed 28 lives, including 20 school children. But even as the details of the massacre embolden calls for additional background checks or limiting the bullet capacity of some firearms, such legislation faces an uphill battle in Maine, a state that has previously rejected similar measures and recently loosened state gun laws.
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Verdict expected Tuesday in Nelson murder trial
SKOWHEGAN — A verdict in the murder trial of Robert Nelson, 41, of Norridgewock, is expected this morning in Somerset County Superior Court.
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Caroling, candlelit walk in Waterville mark anniversary of Ayla Reynolds’ disappearance
WATERVILLE — A group of about 20 people brought holiday cheer Monday to the site of the city’s most notable mystery.