The Kennebec Community Church has partnered with Feed My Starving Children, a national nonprofit, to pack 100,000 meals for needy people in countries around the world.
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Gardiner, Augusta candidates announce plans to run for Legislature
Democrat Thom Harnett, in his third term as Gardiner mayor, seeks Rep. Gay Grant’s House seat; three-term Rep. Matthew Pouliot, a Republican, is running for the seat of Sen. Roger Katz.
Augusta Food Bank delays opening new building because of October storm
The food bank on Mount Vernon Avenue will be more efficient for the more than 400 families who visit each month, organizers said.
Human rights panel sides with employee in discrimination complaint
Members of the state agency say accusations that the owner of a redemption center targeted a man for his sexual orientation and disability are credible.
New quarry blasting proposed at Augusta pit
The West River Road site is next to a pit that has drawn complaints from residents in the Grandview neighborhood.
Augusta workers step up to take the wheel of plow trucks
Facing a shortage of drivers, the city has partnered with others to help workers get licenses.
Augusta launches battle plan for snow removal after it ‘failed’ last year
The city will hire more contractors, rely on other city employees for help and delay trash pick-up if they need to focus on clearing ice and snow.
Trial begins for Lincoln County deputy facing 22 charges, including child sex abuse
Kenneth Hatch’s attorney says the state generated multiple charges in hopes of getting a few convictions.
YMCA in Augusta offering consumer science course
School districts often don’t have enough time, money or qualified teachers to teach family and consumer sciences, despite the need for people to have the skills taught in those classes.
The Great Race to motor through central Maine
Local organizers expect crowds and spectacle to greet the vintage car rally racers as they pass through Gardiner and Augusta in June.