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Published
February 1, 2017

Anti-KKK fliers left on Augusta’s Sand Hill

Fliers that declare 'ALL ARE WELCOME HERE' were found taped to utility poles on city streets two days after fliers promoting the KKK were found.
Published
February 1, 2017

Kennebec Journal Feb. 1 police log

Augusta area police reports for Feb. 1, 2017.
Published
February 1, 2017

Trump doesn’t think he has anything to learn

We have gone down the rabbit hole, my friends, but it's not looking like any kind of wonderland, writes Liz Soares.
Published
February 1, 2017

Police: Augusta man stole seafood, alcohol, cash from Whitefield restaurant

John F. Dumas, who was a chef at Aunt Gin's and a co-owner's cousin, said he stole the items and that the owners wouldn't pay him unemployment, according to the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office.
Published
February 1, 2017

Accidents cleared from I-95 in Augusta and Waterville

Morning rush hour snow meant slippery travel, but no major injuries, for drivers involved in a spate of accidents.

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Published
January 31, 2017

Augusta to consider hiring engineering firm to examine blasting claims

Grandview neighbors say the mining operation damages their homes, which blasting company representatives deny.
Published
January 31, 2017

Augusta man headed to jail for Gardiner arson

The blaze destroyed the camper trailer home of a family of five, but no one was home at the time of the fire.
Published
January 31, 2017

Augusta man gets 5-year sentence for having baseball-size bag of cocaine

Donald E. Bowden will serve that term after he finishes 40 months for violating probation.
Published
January 30, 2017

Skowhegan Savings Bank gives $30,000 toward Augusta theater project

The Colonial Theatre, located in downtown Augusta, was first opened in 1912 and has been vacant for decades, but an $8.5 million renovation is planned that is expected to take about two years.
Published
January 30, 2017

Health care in Augusta provides stable base for senior citizens

To remain independent as long as possible and reduce the cost of health care, it's important to have nearby services, writes Sara Grant.