WATERVILLE — Mayoral candidates Karen Heck, Andrew Roy and Dana Sennett fielded a lot of questions during an hour-long debate Monday night at Thomas College. The following is a roundup of additional moments from the forum, which was co-sponsored by the Morning Sentinel and attracted more than 100 people.
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Economy front and center in Waterville mayoral debate at Thomas College
WATERVILLE — In their first chance to face one another publicly, the three candidates running to be elected Waterville mayor used a forum Monday night at Thomas College largely to focus on the city’s economic future.
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Riders raise funds for science scholarship in Winslow teacher’s name
Fifteen bicyclists and 20 motorcyclists on Saturday made a trek dubbed “Three towns, Two Wheels, One Cause” to raise money for a science scholarship for students in memory of Gary Osborn — a Winslow High School science teacher who died recently of esophageal cancer.
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Union goes after T-Mobile
OAKLAND — Union officials have launched a website that takes explicit aim at the T-Mobile call center in FirstPark in an attempt to shine a light on allegations of recent layoffs and job stress. The site, oaklandstickstogether.org, was created by the Communication Workers of America and the Maine State AFL-CIO, which has been consulting with […]
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Police find man in Newport with stab wound
NEWPORT — A man was found bleeding from a stab wound to the chest at a gas station early Wednesday morning, police said.
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Debate dates set for Waterville mayoral candidates
WATERVILLE — The three candidates vying for the job of Waterville mayor will meet at a pair of upcoming public forums at the city’s colleges.
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Man found stabbed in Newport
A man was found stabbed in the chest at a Newport gas station this morning, police said.
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Bay Street development offers glimpse of risk, challenge of business expansion
WINSLOW — A prominent commercial area along Bay Street has a new drive-through restaurant whose owners say they’ll be there for the long haul.
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The Red Barn expands into Winslow
WINSLOW — A prominent commercial area along Bay Street has a new drive-through restaurant whose owners say they’ll be there for the long haul.
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Clinton, Fairfield differ on how to fix crossings
CLINTON — What does it take to get Pan Am Railways to fix a crumbling, pot-hole-ridden railroad crossing in central Maine?