Augusta area police reports for April 22, 2018
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Central Maine Sunday April 21 police log
Augusta and Waterville area police reports for April 21, 2018.
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Air Force’s top jazz band to play in Augusta
The Air Force’s 18-member jazz ensemble will perform Tuesday at Cony High School.
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Pittston man jailed for threatening state police trooper’s family
Nicholas J. Worthing, 30, also sent threatening messages to the social media accounts of the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office and Maine State Police.
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Augusta comes up with additional funding for Civic Center Drive sidewalk
Councilors have agreed to pull together an additional $67,000 in city money for a pedestrian sidewalk along the busy road.
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Maine judge orders reopening of probe into invalid signatures submitted by U.S. Senate candidate
The campaign of state Sen. Eric Brakey, R-Auburn, contends that Max Linn didn’t collect enough valid signatures from registered Republicans to appear on the June primary ballot.
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What’s left in limbo: Rundown of major unfinished business as 2018 legislative session ends
Here is a recap of some of the major issues debated in the Legislature this year, where they currently stand and their prospects going forward.
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Augusta Catholic parish leader who emphasized social service help retiring
The Rev. Francis Morin, 69, is due to retire July 1 as administrator of St. Michael Catholic Parish, which has churches in Augusta, Gardiner, Hallowell, Whitefield and Winthrop.
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Two seek open school board spot in Augusta
Kevin Lamoreau and Jennifer Dumond have submitted nomination papers to run for an at-large spot that opened up after its previous holder, Edward Hastings, was elected chairman.
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Fire damages parked shuttle bus at Augusta campus of MaineGeneral
The fire was reported just before 10 a.m. and was extinguished quickly by firefighters, who think an electrical problem might have caused it.