With only four days left in the season, Waterville Parks & Recreation Department officials are confident that the new slides at the Alfond Municipal Pool are going to draw a large number of residents.
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Woodlands Senior Living to honor local first responders
Event is planned for Aug. 21 in Farmington.
R. Kelly trial to go ahead despite new cases
An Illinois judge overseeing the singer’s sexual-abuse case says he’ll proceed toward a trial despite three new cases being brought against Kelly.
Metallica donates to Romanian pediatric cancer hospital
The American heavy metal band, which is very popular in Romania, says it has given $277,600 to the cause.
Kennebec sheriff’s office: More than $100,000 in jewelry stolen in Farmingdale robbery
Jill Powers, of Rumford, said the robbers stole a pendant made from her and her deceased husband’s wedding rings.
Maine’s resistance to Real ID creates new problems for some
Driver’s licenses that don’t meet federal Real ID standards are stamped “NOT VALID FOR REAL ID PURPOSES,” confusing cashiers who need to verify identities for sales of alcohol, check cashing or other transactions.
Wex makes Fortune’s list of fastest-growing public companies
The Portland-based payment-processing technology firm ranked No. 72 on the top 100 list.
Lewiston to install disposal boxes for used syringes
The secure boxes would be placed at 15 locations in the city, including at many public parks.
After Harvard program, Hallowell city manager ready to tackle finances, development
Nate Rudy said the three-week program renewed his interest in rural economies, and he hopes to connect with Hallowell citizens through volunteerism.
Judges rule that food, soap, sleep essential to migrant kids’ safety
A federal appeals panel dismisses a Trump administration bid to limit what must be provided.