MONMOUTH — One person is homeless after a fire damaged a house Tuesday on Route 135.
2013
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Augusta swears in city councilors, school board members, mayor on Thursday
AUGUSTA — City councilors, school board members and Mayor William Stokes will be sworn in to office in an inauguration ceremony Thursday, to be followed by a brief council business meeting.
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Region’s residents look forward to professionally, personally prosperous 2013
Tom Bolster is looking forward to a healthy 2013, both in his personal life and for his business.
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LePage readies bills to tighten welfare rules
Among the measures is a bill that could ban drug felons from welfare and prohibit food stamps to buy soda.
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LePage readies package of welfare reform bills
The LePage administration appears ready to challenge the new Democratic-controlled Legislature with several bills intended to reform Maine’s welfare system.
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Skowhegan District Court, Nov. 26 to 30, 2012
SKOWHEGAN — The following cases were closed from Nov. 26 to 30, 2012, in Skowhegan District Court.
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Waterville baker appreciative of benefits of a blessed life
WATERVILLE — Sharalyn Albertson put the finishing touches on a platter of champagne-flavored cupcakes Monday morning inside her new bakery on Silver Street.
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Region’s first New Year’s baby born at Inland Hospital in Waterville
WATERVILLE — It’s a boy.
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Waterville businessman, governor was an outspoken conservative, too, 100 years ago
AUGUSTA — Republican Gov. William T. Haines told lawmakers 100 years ago today that they should stand firm on state-level Prohibition, and that they should make every day count.
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Waterville City Council to consider permit conditions on troublesome taverns
WATERVILLE — City councilors tonight will continue discussing how best to help decrease night fights, vandalism and other alcohol-related problems occurring downtown.