The German company, which currently has no Maine stores, signed a lease in the Pine Tree Shopping Center on Brighton Avenue.
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Central Maine Pride to hold Valentine’s mixer Feb. 12
A percentage of all food and beverage sales will be donated to the group.
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Maine delegation rejects Trump’s plan to take over Gaza as dangerous, unserious
Sen. Susan Collins doubts the plan would work and says it might be a negotiating tactic, Sen. Angus King says it’s dangerous and Rep. Chellie Pingree calls it sickening and reckless.
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Anti-Trump protesters gather near Maine State House in Augusta
The protest was part of a movement in capital cities across the nation.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, Morning Sentinel, News
Waterville man sentenced in gun store burglary
Damiean Marcial-Alexander stole firearms from J.R.’s Trading & Pawn in downtown Waterville in 2022.
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Pet adoption event planned for Feb. 8 in Augusta
In addition to supporting community groups in their work to find good homes for great animals, Tractor Supply’s pet adoption event will include a pet treat tasting, giveaways and a bake sale.
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Deadline for Waterville film festival entries is Feb. 14
The festival accepts submissions of feature-length and short films of any genre.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Morning Sentinel, News
Former Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre approved for mobile home park
Plans for the site at 201 Waterville Road include 36 mobile home lots and six recreational vehicle lots.
Posted inHealth, Maine, Nation & World, Politics
Maine attorney general dismisses Trump effort to restrict gender-affirming care
Aaron Frey and 14 other state attorneys general said the president’s executive order is ‘is wrong on the science and the law.’
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Mid-Maine Technical Center students compete in Skills championships
Sixty business and industry representatives from the greater Waterville area served as judges for the 190 students participating.