Breakfast isn’t as simple as it once was when the common egg was affordable, writes J.P. Devine.
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Waterville professor tapped for Artificial Intelligence Task Force
Thomas College business professor to join the task force that was recently established under executive order by Gov. Janet Mills.
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Farmington woman joins Waterville’s HealthReach board
Susan Tedrick will serve on the organization’s Community Health Centers’ Governing board of directors.
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Here are 15 Maine boys hoop players who will impact the state tourney
From the big schools to the smallest, these players are expected to shine this postseason.
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Front & Main’s new executive chef brings seasonal menus to Waterville
Matthew Zita began work at Front & Main over the holidays, but said he began implementing his vision for the restaurant last month.
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Winslow High student starts school’s first Unified Cheer Team
Adeline “Addie” Blackstone was inspired by an award she received from the ShineOnCass Foundation.
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Waterville’s Muskie Center plans Feb. 16 ice fishing derby, carnival
The annual Gene & Lucille Letourneau event offers cash prizes for first and second place in eight fish categories for adults and 10 categories for youth participants.
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Waterville Opera House plans The Outlaw concert
The southern rock legends are a band of brothers bound together by history, harmony and the road.
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Waterville Opera House to stage Julia Gagnon Feb. 14
The singer is working on writing and recording new music with her fiancé and musical partner, Nate Haven.
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Waterville receives grant to promote film festival
A major emphasis will be placed on drawing audiences from major metropolitan areas like Boston and New York, encouraging overnight stays and increased visitor spending in the region.