The Gardiner Water District has reported a water main break on Water Street between Vine Street and Kingsbury Street.
Paul Koenig
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State asked to step into Readfield dispute with cattle farmer
READFIELD — A years-old conflict between a cattle farmer and town officials who say his animals are escaping frequently, endangering motorists, has escalated and the state is being asked to step in.
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Coopers Mills’ fire department on track to replace century-old station
COOPERS MILLS — The volunteer fire department is on its way to a new fire station after more than 10 years of fundraising to replace a century-old station.
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Waterville outlet store likely victim of Hostess liquidation
Bakery stores in Waterville, Augusta expected to close
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Augusta shoppers lament likely Hostess outlet store closing
Shoppers at two Hostess-affiliated bakery stores in central Maine were sad and nostalgic on Friday following news that the company will close.
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Vote is in: New ballot-counting machines (mostly) a hit
Municipal clerks say new vote-counting machines that many Maine communities received as part of a federal initiative drastically cut down the time previously spent hand-counting ballots a week ago, on Election Day.
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New businesses pop up in Gardiner, just in time for holidays
GARDINER — Shoppers this holiday season will be treated to a downtown that looks a bit more full than they’re used to seeing.
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Gardiner’s Christ Church Episcopal honors veterans Sunday
GARDINER — Christ Church Episcopal will honor veterans Sunday morning at a special service that will include replicating how a church side altar appears in a World War II-era sketch.
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Gardiner councilors decline new sex offender restrictions
GARDINER — City councilors say they are not interested in moving forward with new restrictions on where some sex offenders can live, despite some residents’ pleas it would make their neighborhood safer.
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City livestock rules get first hearing before Gardiner committee
GARDINER — Members of a review committee on Monday began hashing out a proposed ordinance allowing people in residential zones to raise small livestock.