The installation of higher berms and overhead baffles would reduce the sound volume to that of normal human speech, according to a shooting range architect.

Programming for the Augusta Boys and Girls Club for Teens will continue as planned but will be held in a different part of the building.

The proposal could move state workers out of downtown as the state looks for a developer to find a productive reuse for the former Department of Transportation maintenance garage.

Both those roads served as alternative routes for drivers during a two-year, $4.3 million reconstruction of nearby Mount Vernon Avenue, which wrapped up earlier this summer.

City residents will vote on the fire station proposal in a November referendum.

The project seeks to solve problems at Hartford Station, from which firefighters and emergency medical services workers respond to about 60 percent of calls for those services in Augusta.

Nonprofit’s annual meeting setting for celebrating David Lawrence’s donation of 17 acres and Dorothy Washburne’s grant of a conservation easement around Rolling Dam Brook.

Residents had tough questions for officials about unexpected problems that cost $157,000.