A small fire in the attic of Gifford’s Famous Ice Cream, sparked by a saw being used to renovate the roof, was extinguished by fire crews Tuesday afternoon.
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Ayla Reynolds’ mom to divulge ‘horrific’ evidence next month
Next month, the mother of missing toddler Ayla Reynolds plans to describe “horrific physical evidence” she says the Maine State Police gave her in connection with her daughter’s case.
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Winslow festival raises $1,800 for high school performing arts
A Day in the Park for the Arts, held Sunday at Fort Halifax in Winslow, helped raise more than $1,800 for performing arts programs at Winslow High School.
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2 dead in Vassalboro head-on collision
Kenneth Lee, 63, and Shawn Greenleaf, 32, both of Vassalboro, were killed in a two-vehicle crash on Riverside Drive in Vassalboro Monday afternoon, police said.
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Therapy in a cloud of dust and gunsmoke
Williams Machine Gun Range held its third annual Wounded Warriors Machine Gun Shoot in North Anson on Sunday.
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Police find Waterville woman and missing kids
Traveling with her three unharmed children, BethMarie Retamozzo is arrested in South Carolina.
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Waterville boy recounts White House food visit
Noah Koch, 9, of Waterville, spent some time in Washington last month, representing Maine at the Healthy Lunchtime Challenge & Kids “State Dinner” at the White House.
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Fundraiser at the park to benefit Winslow high performing arts programs
Winslow High School band, chorus and drama clubs are joining forces for a fundraiser aimed at benefiting all three programs.
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Central Mainers among those stranded by revamped MaineCare rides program
Lynne Richmond, 68, of Augusta, Que Tolefree, 49, of Readfield, Judith Mitchell, 64, of Winslow, and Carol Penney, 69, of Waterville, are all central Mainers who have missed appointments because MaineCare-sponsored rides, brokered by agencies, failed to arrive in time.
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Clinton voters OK Police Department budget
Clinton voters overwhelmingly supported the local Police Department on Tuesday, approving its budget 314–176 during a special referendum.