Chelsea residents can ask questions and voice their opinions about the proposed charter and proposed ordinance amendments Wednesday night.
May 2013
Posted inNews
Presumed East Vassalboro mail thefts under investigation
Federal inspectors are investigating allegations of mail theft at the East Vassalboro post office.
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Maine student doesn’t make Geography Bee finals
Archer Thomas, 13, of Buxton is eliminated during Monday’s preliminary round of the National Geography Bee.
Posted inNews, Politics
LePage: Let’s eliminate Maine income tax
The governor says he’ll focus on that effort if the people of Maine re-elect him to a second term, but he won’t support the current bipartisan plan to cut the tax in half.
Posted inNews
Five injured in Saturday Skowhegan crash out of hospital
Charles Lovelace, 70, Winnie Lovelace, 67, both of Sangerville; Ashley Nanny, 11; Michelle Tice, and Brian Bishop, 29, both of Skowhegan, were treated and released from Redington-Fairview General Hospital following a two-vehicle crash on state Route 150 on Saturday evening.
Posted inNews
Waterville council to consider new recycling operator
Waterville city councilors on Tuesday will consider a deal with private recycling firm, Shredding on Site, to establish a drop-off program for residents at 46 Armory Road that would be similar to the one Skills Recycling operates now.
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Gardiner, Augusta to beef up seat belt-use enforcement
Gardiner and Augusta police departments will be among those across the state to step up enforcement of the state’s mandatory seat belt law over the next two weeks as part of the national Click It Or Ticket campaign.
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Maine panel backs ex-worker’s retaliation complaint
The former Old Orchard Beach employee reported financial irregularities, and was retaliated against because of it, the panel says.
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Medical examiner: Saco man died from self-inflicted gunshot
The body of Charles Scontras, 58, was found late Saturday after a police standoff and fire that destroyed his two-story house.
Posted inOpinion
MAINE COMPASS: Penny-wise, pound-foolish to cut services to children, parents
As mayor of Waterville it is my duty to act in the best interests of my constituents and ensure a healthy and prosperous future for the city.