Bread of Life is facing struggles because of the federal government spending cuts known as sequestration, and relies on fundraisers to keep going.
2013
Waterville Harvest Fest brings together downtown and Colby College
Event that combined annual downtown festival and school’s defunct Hill ’n the Ville program aims to bring town and college together.
Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner seriously injured in crash in Houston
Powers holds off Dixon to win Grand Prix of Houston
Kennebec Journal area police log, Oct. 6, 2013
At 4:57 p.m., disorderly conduct was reported at a Gerrard Fleury apartment building on Court Street.
Morning Sentinel area police log, Oct. 6, 2013
IN CLINTON, Saturday at 5:51 p.m., a drug offense was investigated at Clinton Elementary School on Morrison Avenue.
Skowhegan firefighters rally around ailing chief
Proceeds from the benefit will be used to make Fire Chief Tom Keene’s home handicapped-accessible.
Windsor nuns getting by on talents, baking skills
The sisters sell the fruitcakes, as well as habanero based hot sauce, and cookies and other items, both at church bake sales in the area and online to help raise money for the hermitage.
Georgetown man shot and killed in North Yarmouth, police say
Alleged shooter interviewed and released by police.
Norridgewock furniture maker making a good living, getting a national reputation
Randy Holden, who crafts six to seven unique pieces at his studio each year, is inspired by nature and incorporates raw materials into his work.
Upscale apartments planned for downtown Augusta
Smithtown Four LLC, managed by Guerrette Properties, plans to open nine high-end, loft-style apartments on the river side of Water Street by the end of next year.