IN ANSON, Wednesday at 5:48 a.m., a report of theft was investigated on Winter Street.
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Waterville, Winslow councils support forming natural gas advisory panel
The panel will explore whether it makes sense for area municipalities to form a municipal natural gas district as Summit Natural Gas of Maine pipeline installation continues.
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Sex offenders, group homes, crime? Augusta is better today than it was in the ‘good old days’
Life on Green Street in the 1970s was no Norman Rockwell painting, and we’ve come a long way in dealing with the city’s — and society’s — problems.
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Investigation continues into suspicious Winslow car, garage fire
State fire marshals continued to interview witnesses Thursday during their investigation into a suspicious fire on South Reynolds Road.
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Despite problems, Belgrade agrees to pay for Minot Hill Road
Marriner’s Paving Inc., of Rockport, will do a finish overlay on about 350 feet of road, roll the shoulders and redo the area where Minot Hill Road intersects with Route 135.
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Maine investors stay the course
While Wall Street rallies on a debt-ceiling deal, local financial advisers say their clients are frustrated, but aren’t panicking.
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Maine wardens looking for killer of bald eagle
They are offering a $1,000 reward for information about who shot the bird near Hermon Pond.
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Children learn about science at Maine State Museum
Eighteen exhibitors, representing both government agencies and private businesses, set up in the museum to talk about a variety of earth science topics: rocks and minerals, renewable energy, weather, water and archaeology at the annual Maine Earth Science Day.
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Canadian teen’s mother says he would rather be in jail than live with father
The mother of Zachary Wittke, 16, arrested after a high speed chase with police Tuesday in Franklin County, said her son has been battling mental health problems his entire life.
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U.S. won’t enforce closure of Maine park boat launch
Despite the announcement by members of Maine’s delegation and the end of the government shutdown, Gov. LePage still plans a visit Thursday.