Meet the 2026 Central Maine All-Region girls tennis team
Cony, Maranacook and Waterville comprise much of the list of area standouts.
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MIFF heads into final stretch with films, tributes, closing night celebration in Waterville
The festival, featuring more than 100 films, is celebrating its 29th year.
Meet the 2026 Central Maine All-Region boys tennis team
Several area players made noise in the state singles tournament.
Crowds in central Maine protest ICE shooting
Around 85 people in Waterville and 75 in Hallowell gathered to protest the killing of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford.
6 concerts, theater productions planned this week in central Maine
‘A Texas Carol’ is set for Madison, 12/OC plan Sidney concert, The Playhouse at Waterville Station is set to host Alice Limoges, Trombone Shorty scheduled to take stage in Sidney, The Princess Concert to be featured in Waterville, and Black Wolf Band prepares for Augusta show.
People say homelessness is increasing in Waterville. The answer is complicated
While services and organizations provide support for people without permanent housing, other factors like addiction and the cost of housing are harder to overcome.
Clinton man gets 45 years for deadly shooting of Fairfield man in Waterville
Richard Hatt stalked and tormented Stephen Killam for more than 6 years before killing him in 2024.
Construction delayed on Carter Memorial Bridge linking Waterville, Winslow
The project will start work later this month.
Maine plays a role in new film about dads of trans kids
‘The Dads,’ a documentary about the fathers of transgender children, was filmed partly on lakes near Millinocket and will be screening Sunday at the Maine International Film Festival.
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At Lobster Bowl, X’s and O’s are a quick (but fun) learning curve
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Meet the 2026 Varsity Maine All-State boys lacrosse team
Three repeat selections made our team, including one three-time selection.
Meet the 2026 Central Maine All-Region boys lacrosse team
The area’s best includes four players from Messalonskee.
Rusty Bell steps down as Clinton police chief, follows another calling
Stanley ‘Rusty’ Bell will serve as the department’s chaplain, while former Lt. Roger Smith takes over as chief.
Time to address the data centers dilemma | Letter
I would like to see an editorial detailing the pros and cons of data centers. There has been a proliferation of operational data centers across the nation (approximately 4,300). Many have been constructed “under the radar” with no environmental impact studies. While communities may enjoy incremental property tax revenues, these are offset by massive electrical…
Meet the 2026 Central Maine All-Region girls lacrosse team
Maranacook/Winthrop and Messalonskee lead the list of the area’s top players.
Waterville man accused of Fairfield kidnapping told police he thought girl was in danger
The girl’s babysitter discovered the 4-year-old was missing from her bed in the middle of the night, police wrote in a court filing.
We said goodbye to some all-time great Maine high school coaches this year
The 2025-26 school year saw some of the best to ever do it pass away, retire, or leave before they were ready.
Belgrade delays decision to put citizen budget initiative on November ballot
The Board of Selectpersons will consider it again in August after Belgrade’s budget committee reviews the proposed ordinance and any possible conflicts with the law are considered.
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