The Augusta event raised more than $28,000 this year, more than any of the previous Buddy Walks in Maine, according to Jen Greslick, president of the Maine Down Syndrome Network.
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Kennebec Journal police log for Sept. 30
Augusta area police reports for Sept. 30, 2018.
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Manchester double murder sentencing delayed
A judge is set to hear arguments Friday in Portland over whether David Marble Jr. should get a new trial.
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Kennebec County courts Sept. 20-26, 2018
A roundup of cases closed Sept. 20-26, 2018, at courts in Augusta and Waterville.
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Watch: Old Fort Western re-enactors in Augusta find new bateaux just as unfit at Benedict Arnold’s
Displaying the heavy, leaky, unsteady boats was part of the point of explaining how Arnold’s 17785 March to Quebec was such an arduous undertaking.
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Augusta police respond to crash on South Belfast Avenue on Friday afternoon
Limited information was available about the crash, which was reported around 3:20 p.m.
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Dozens of residents flood Collins’ Augusta office as Kavanaugh vote advances
The Maine senator, one of a few Republicans who could halt the judge’s nomination, still has not decided how she will vote, a staff member says.
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Augusta Unitarian Universalist minister taking exchange trip across the pond
The Rev. Carie Johnson will spend October in Wales, while a Welsh minister, the Rev. Alun Dafis, will serve as minister here for the month.
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Community Television workshop planned for Oct. 3
Expert panel includes Tony Vigue, Michael Edgecomb, “Twinkle” Marie Manning.
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Intro to Personal Safety set for Oct. 13
Free workshop will be hosted at Lithgow Public Library.