With the temperature at 14 degrees, those who are homeless and need help are finding it at St. Mark’s Parish Hall on Pleasant Street.
Craig Crosby
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Threat cancels classes, activities at Gardiner Area High School
Students and staff were dismissed early Tuesday after officials received what they described as a threatening phone call.
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Weekend storm to bring 3-6 inches of snow to Augusta area
A meteorologist with the National Weather Service said that’s his “best guess,” but there’s a potential for more.
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Chelsea man accused of defrauding customers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars
Ervin Morrison III is charged in connection with Craigslist scams that might have netted him more than $250,000.
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Augusta church burglary suspect held in lieu of $25,000 cash bail
James Wilbur, who was arrested Tuesday on a bus heading out of town, is accused of breaking into two churches in Augusta.
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Augusta police officer cleared in use of deadly force
The state attorney general has concluded that Officer Laura Drouin was justified last year when she shot and wounded Riverview patient Jason Begin as he threatened her and others with a knife.
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Augusta police search for gun-wielding convenience store robber
The robber was given all the money in the cash register and fled to a car in the parking lot, then drove away.
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United Way of Kennebec Valley celebrates fundraising finale
The United Way of Kennebec Valley on Tuesday celebrated another year of reaching its $1.5 million fundraising goal.
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Augusta police arrest burglary suspect on bus near Gardiner
James Wilbur, 32, was wanted on warrants from out of state and is a suspect in an Augusta church break-in.
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Winthrop council bids adieu to councilman, discusses his successor
Ken Buck Sr. died at the end of December and the town council will ask his wife, Barbara Buck, to succeed him.