Incumbent Timothy Nichols and real estate agent Melissa Bartlett square off in District 1, former Councilor Debra Billings and Jason Hall vie for an open at-large seat, and no one is on the ballot for the open District 4 seat.
Matt Junker
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Alfond Youth Center breaks ground on wellness center in Waterville
Project manager Brent Burger estimated the new $6.12 million center, which aims to bolster wellness opportunities for local youth and their families, could open in June or July of 2019.
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Maine community colleges see Question 5 as $15 million investment
Kennebec Valley Community College would receive nearly $2.2 million if the referendum is approved by voters Nov. 6.
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KVCC celebrates new lineworker technology facility with help from Central Maine Power
The utility’s parent company helped fund the $1.39 million renovation project with a $250,000 grant.
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Waterville craft fair this weekend shines light on Maine-made goods
The community organization REM has held the annual craft fair for roughly a decade, and drew hundreds of visitors on Saturday.
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Deer hunting off to promising start in central Maine
Saturday was the first day for Maine residents to hunt deer with firearms.
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Clinton man seeks ordinance banning shotgun use on Kennebec River cove
Stephen Hebert says his family and property on River Road have been struck by shotgun pellets in multiple events over the years, and he’s frustrated with the response he’s getting from local and state officials.
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Lions Club to help Clinton communicate using electronic sign at Town Hall
The local club has donated nearly $16,000 to the town to pay for a sign that will be used to post community information.
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Fairfield Council approves food sovereignty ordinance
The move makes Fairfield one of more than 40 Maine municipalities to allow certain local producer-to-consumer sales free from state regulations.
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Clinton seeks voters’ OK to fund townwide tax revaluation
Town voters will decide whether to use $200,000 from Clinton’s undesignated fund balance to finance the proposed revaluation.