Mark Gessner, who was convicted of murdering a florist in Bath in 1994, was placed in state custody after being released from prison because he was found not criminally responsible for other offenses.
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Jared Mills sworn in as police chief in Augusta
The new chief began his career with the department as a patrol officer in 1998, working his way up to deputy chief and now chief.
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Augusta’s Gingras inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
Honoree attended Cony High School.
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Mainely Harmony installs new officers
Barbership chorus rehearses Wednesdays in Augusta.
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Get Outside: Explore the Augusta Trails talk set
The Lithgow Public Library will host the informative presentation June 18.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell and Augusta.
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Augusta man critically injured by early morning apartment fire
The fire itself did not spread to the rest of the apartment building Friday morning.
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Augusta City Council approves $62.7 million budget
Property taxes expected to increase 3 percent after $300,000 cut from school spending.
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Augusta apartment fire likely caused by smoking, investigator says
Wednesday’s dry and breezy weather contributed to the growth of the fire, according to the state Fire Marshal’s Office.