Cynthia Taylor and the city have agreed to a 49-year-lease of the historic former high school building on Cony Circle for $1 a year.

Conversion of the Hartford Fire Station and the John Charest Public Works Facility means nearly all city-owned buildings will have it.

After getting stung, Jason Small says the bees dive-bombed his truck as he waited for help.

The new approximately $32 million building will house the Maine National Guard’s administrative office functions.

If the two buildings are converted, the Augusta Civic Center would be the only city-owned building still using oil as major heat source.

The mission of the organization and its place in the capital area community goes far beyond a place to work out.

Residents passed the $10,000 item that allows afternoon pre-kindergarten, and also decided to stick with the town’s motto.

The local YMCA will mark its 100th year in the capital city with a free barbecue and birthday party.