Waterville area police reports for May 8, 2014.
May 2014
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BASEBALL: Seeds of content
Sunflower seeds are the choice for most players from Little League to the majors.
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Collins headlines Saturday commencement at Thomas College
The Waterville college will have 198 graduates this year, its largest class to date.
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Wilton real estate owners encouraged to market region’s natural assets
The economic forum on preparing and marketing buildings was the second of three economic forums set up by the town.
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Augusta drug sales to undercover agent cost ex-New Yorker six years in prison
The defendant, Allen Jamel James, formerly of Manhattan, apologized in Kennebec County Superior Court to those he harmed.
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Newport Dunkin’ Donuts evacuated after bomb threat
An anonymous caller made repeated threats to employees at the Ox Bow Road store, according to police.
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L.L. Bean announces new board members
Maine’s iconic outdoor apparel company says it’s appointing two new independent directors to its corporate board.
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Maine schools to get their report cards next week
The Maine Department of Education says 110 of 600 public schools improved by at least a letter grade from last year, when the A-to-F report card system was launched.
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Waterville planners to consider KMD retail building
The City Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. Monday.
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Augusta woman’s injury sparks fire safety message
Firefighters said an 81-year-old woman suffered significant injuries Wednesday when she opened her oven and her clothes caught fire.