More sharing and cooperation between cities and towns in the capital area can save money, Gardiner city manager says.

The Maine Wedding Association, host for over two decades, expected 300 to 350 engaged couples for the show Sunday at the Augusta State Armory.

Roughly 200 people marched to the State House on Saturday afternoon to mourn the 41st anniversary of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that struck down state laws banning abortions.

Downtown eatery closed its doors for the last time over the weekend, despite attempts by the owners to try to find a business model that worked on prominent corner.

Area will get aid if federal government declares December storm that caused widespread power outages and cost municipalities, state an estimated $5.6 million a disaster.

Municipalities are reporting depleted salt and sand piles and higher overtime costs, but Kennebec County has yet to qualify for federal aid for damages from the December ice storm.

A Dec. 20 fire on Northern Avenue was reported on the wrong side of the street, and Farmingdale’s responding crew never alerted Gardiner.