WATERVILLE — The following cases, listed alphabetically A-H, were closed Nov. 5 to Nov. 9, 2012, in Waterville District Court.
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Somerset Superior Court, Nov. 5 – 30, 2012
SKOWHEGAN — The following cases, were closed from Nov. 5 to Nov. 30, 2012, in Somerset Superior Court.
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Kennebec Water District plans 5 percent rate increase
WATERVILLE — Kennebec Water District is proposing to raise its rates 5 percent effective April 1, according to the district’s general manager, Jeffrey LaCasse.
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Grant enables Kennebec Valley Community College to offer sustainable agriculture program
FAIRFIELD — One year after acquiring a farm as part of a 700-acre expansion, Kennebec Valley Community College announced Monday that a grant will help the school offer the first two-year sustainable agricultural degree in the state.
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Schools keep eye on temperatures, take precautions for outside play times
WATERVILLE — After being inside for recess all last week, students at the George J. Mitchell School went outside Monday.
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Pittston woman jailed 20 months on cocaine trafficking, possession charges
AUGUSTA — A Pittston woman will spend the next 20 months in jail for dealing in cocaine.
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Warden service unsure when Rangeley Lake snowmobiler search will resume
The Maine Warden Service isn’t sure when the search for three missing snowmobilers in Rangeley Lake will continue.
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LePage swears in constitutional officers at Monday ceremony
AUGUSTA — Democratic constitutional officers took over three state agencies Monday after being sworn into office by Gov. Paul LePage.
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Janet Mills relishes second time around as state’s attorney general
AUGUSTA — Attorney General Janet Mills, who returned to the seat Monday after a two-year absence, talked about second chances in a speech before family, friends, staff and legislators.
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Litchfield selectmen to consider Town Office marriage ban at Tuesday meeting
LITCHFIELD — After a same-sex couple was granted a marriage license but denied their request to be married by Town Office notaries on New Year’s Eve, selectmen are considering banning marriages at the Town Office.