As Hatch Hill landfill fills up, Augusta to ponder plan for what’s next

With Augusta landfill projected to be at its current capacity in as few as five years, options could include expanding it vertically or closing it and opening a transfer station.

Historic interpreter to discuss Maine’s French, Indian wars

French and Indian Wars in Maine will be the lecture topic.

Winthrop author’s ‘The Goose Lady’ honors legacy of Augusta’s Marjorie Scott

The story of Marjorie Scott and Georgie the goose connected with many in the Augusta area, including Barbara Walsh, who turned it into a children's book published early this year.

Augusta: What do you want in your next city manager?

The new city manager is unlikely to be hired by the time William Bridgeo retires from his post in September.

Maine National Guard soldiers to deploy to southern border

About 125 members will go to the border with Mexico this fall to replace guardsmen now deployed to support Customs and Border Patrol agents.

Former China man found guilty in sexual exploitation, abuse trial

Jared Jandreau was found guilty on 22 counts for getting a woman to take and send him sexually explicit images of a 6-year-old girl and one for solicitation of gross sexual assault.

Agency compiles resource for bottlenecked foodservice businesses

Augusta woman says man repeatedly asked her to take, send sexually explicit images of girl

Jared Jandreau, formerly of China, is on trial on 23 counts of sexual crimes involving children.

UMaine at Augusta announces part-time dean’s lists

Job Corps offers career training to youth