Applications for virtual training will be accepted starting Jan. 4.
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Waterville chamber Business Breakfast set for Jan. 14
WATERVILLE — Marshall Communications Founder and CEO Nancy Marshall will offer tips to address how businesses and leaders can embrace adaptability, exercise empathy in the workplace, and take action to assure success during and after the pandemic. The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce’s January breakfast will begin at 7:15 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 14, in the Colby/Coburn […]
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A New Year Greeting from 1854
Lincoln County Historical Association shares diary passage by Sarah/Sallie Prescott Goodwin.
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Waterville announces parking ban Jan. 2, 3
Concourse and downtown ban set for midnight to 6 a.m. to allow for snow clean up.
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University of Vermont dean’s list
Herrick, Searway, Curran, Evans, Seabold and Johnson were recognized.
Posted inCommunity, Kennebec Journal
Lincoln F. Ladd awarded Wayne Cane by Selectboard
Town of Wayne Selectboard chairperson Don Welsh presented the Wayne Cane to Lincoln F. Ladd on Dec. 22 at his residence, “Sunshine Hill” in Wayne. Ladd is the eldest living resident in Wayne, according to a news release from the Town of Wayne. According to the release, the now-defunct Boston Post newspaper distributed walking canes […]
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Binoculars, Telescopes and the Deep Sky set for Jan. 6
Union’s Vose Library to host virtual program.
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Virtual Thomas Cup to begin Jan. 11
High school students who register for the esports event have chance to be first in world to compete in Microsoft’s new Minecraft Game Mode — Creative Clash.
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Photo: Santa Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve … Santa, aka Shawn Williams of Benton, is everywhere, including in Waterville.
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Waterville Area Soup Kitchen receives $10,000 gift
The Waterville Area Soup Kitchen recently received a $10,000 donation from Kennebec Savings Bank to assist with start-up costs for the new nonprofit. The organization was established after the Sacred Heart Soup Kitchen closed its doors after 40 years of operation. In partnership with St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, the soup kitchen now provides hot, nutritious […]