Ann Carrigan, 73, of Winslow called and got through, but gave up after being on hold for three hours. ‘I ran out of patience and hung up,’ she said.
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Family-friendly outdoor skills taught by UMaine Extension, 4-H and Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine
Attendees at the Outdoor Family Adventure program Sunday afternoon in Augusta learned valuable skills. Another session is set for Feb. 28.
China and the Arctic discussion set for Feb. 8
Camden Conference presentation hosted by Augusta’s Lithgow Public Library.
After 155 calls, one Winthrop woman is still unable to get the COVID-19 vaccine
MaineGeneral said that over 400,000 calls were made Friday by elderly Mainers wanting the vaccine.
Augusta, Monmouth and Gardiner-area schools report positive COVID-19 cases.
Maine State Administrative District 11 is experiencing staff shortages, as well, from the positive COVID-19 cases that the district has reported in the past week.
Attic fire at Augusta sober living house displaces 12
The fire at 93 Western Ave. left the property’s owner scrambling to find housing for the building’s residents.
Police and friends search for Augusta man missing since Monday
Pierre “Pete” Bolduc, a contractor who has worked on many construction and renovation projects in downtown Augusta, hasn’t been seen or heard from since Monday afternoon.
Area firefighters contain attic fire on Western Avenue in Augusta
Augusta Battalion Chief John Bennett said crews made a “great stop” on an attic fire in a building at 93 Western Ave.
Closing time for Rebecca’s Place in Augusta as owner calls it quits
After more than 40 years in business, Nancy Berg decided Saturday that she was done, citing her inability to hire enough staff to keep Rebecca’s Place running.
Funds available for community forestry projects in Maine towns
Project Canopy grants are available in two categories: Planning and Education and Tree Planting and Maintenance.