Owner Steve Goedecke, who has run the business for 26 years, says it’s time to take care of himself.
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Kennebec Journal Dec. 6 police log
Augusta area police reports for Dec. 6, 2017.
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State drops charges against Vassalboro man
Arnold P. Smith Jr.’s trial in September resulted in a hung jury.
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Augusta to consider purchase of 45 acres next to landfill
The city will pay $36,000 for the land if the City Council approves the move Thursday.
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Police: Augusta man severely beaten by fellow inmate at Kennebec jail
Paul Gagnon was serving a 30-day term for contempt after failing to pay child support when he was assaulted, police said.
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Maine bicentennial plates unveiled in Augusta
Proceeds will benefit the Maine State Cultural Affairs Council for programs about the 200th anniversary of Maine’s statehood.
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Augusta Food Bank move delayed two weeks
The opening date for the new facility on Mount Vernon Avenue has been set for Dec. 18.
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MaineGeneral credit downgrade points to losses of physicians, money
Hospital executives say they’re taking steps to improve MaineGeneral’s finances, such as recruiting new primary care providers and making changes that will appeal to existing providers.
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Police arrest three from New York on drug charges in Waterville, Augusta
One woman turned over 115 bags of fentanyl and 63 bags of crack cocaine that she had on her, authorities say.
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Augusta channel change signals concern over public access programming
CTV-7 is moving from channel 7 to channel 1301 on Spectrum cable, a sudden change that has local officials worried the public will miss out on broadcasts of municipal meetings and Cony High School basketball games.