The largest of the projects is a $3 million paving job from China to Winslow on Route 137B with smaller projects to be undertaken in Benton, China, Clinton, Vassalboro and Winslow.
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News and information from the greater Waterville area.
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High winds cause power outages across central Maine
More than 17,000 Central Maine Power customers lost power during the height of outages Thursday, but less than 4,500 were without electricity by late afternoon.
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Oakland allocates $10,000 for architect to design new Town Office
The new Town Office is the last of a three-phase construction project that has already produced new police and fire stations.
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Norridgewock Town Meeting to decide whether to hire full-time firefighters
Monday night’s town meeting will address 50 articles, including the Waste Management agreement, food sovereignty ordinances, the removal of speed tables and whether to use $1.6 million to reduce tax commitment.
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Ash Wednesday observed by Christians in central Maine
Images from services in Augusta and Waterville that mark the start of the Christian season of Lent.
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Two teens accused of stealing snowmobile, truck in Norridgewock burglaries
The pair of 15-year-olds are charged with burglaries this week from different properties in Norridgewock.
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Dana Wilde: The climate change truth is out there
More and more people are recognizing the reality of effects on the environment by looking at the data right before their eyes, writes Dana Wilde.
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Waterville Planning Board delays action on mobile home park expansion
Residents of Village Green Mobile Home Park off West River Road complained to the board about maintenance problems in their park and said they feared the problem will worsen with 65 more mobile homes.
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Oakland Fire Department settles into new, $2.6 million station
“We have a really nice, well-thought-out facility that everyone can take ownership and pride in,” Fire Chief Dave Coughlin said.
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Main Street Skowhegan wins Spirit of America award
The Skowhegan Board of Selectmen voted unanimously Feb. 11 to give the award to the organization, whose volunteers work to better the community through service.