Deputy fire chief says an Augusta couple ‘are true heroes’ and credits them with saving the life of a driver who crashed his truck in front of their North Belfast Avenue home Monday evening.
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Augusta police charge two after drug bust at North Street apartment building
Police arrested Keith Holmes, 22, of New York, and issued a summons to Douglas Krajewski, 26, of Augusta, after executing two search warrants on Tuesday.
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Construction skills training program to be offered
Informational session set for May 15 at Augusta Adult and Community Education.
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Franklin County Fiddlers take six-day trip
Mt. Blue Regional School District students travel through Maine, to Boston.
Posted inAnimals, Lifestyle, Maine, News
Ex-couple’s dog custody dispute before Maine Supreme Court tests idea that pets are just property
A Bangor woman appealed a lower court decision granting custody of Honey to her former partner. Her attorney told justices Tuesday that courts have the authority to consider all factors in a pet custody case.
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Chairman’s departure leaves Maine PUC with vacancy at critical time
Mark Vannoy left as chairman of the Public Utilities Commission on May 3 and Gov. Mills has yet to nominate a replacement.
Posted inCommunity
Augusta’s Courtney Allen receives Heart and Soul Student Award
UMA student one of six Maine higher education students to receive Maine Campus Compact statewide award.
Posted inCommunity
Augusta-Area Drop-off Day set for May 18
Event open to residents of Augusta, Belgrade, Chelsea, Farmingdale, Fayette, Gardiner, Hallowell, Randolph, Readfield, Sidney and Wayne.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Schools and Education
Innovation offers options for affordable housing in Augusta
Given the assignment to design affordable housing, a group of University of Maine Augusta architecture students bring imagination to a type of housing that’s in demand across the state.
Posted inMaine
Current Augusta Police station not worth renovating, architects report
City officials say locations for the next Augusta Police station are likely narrowed down to either next to the current station or to a downtown spot where advocates hope police presence will improve the area.