The informational session hosted by Augusta police and Augusta Housing Authority is scheduled to run from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday in the community room at Lithgow Public Library.
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Augusta police seek ID of suspect in Sunday store robbery
The Big Apple convenience store on Civic Center Drive was robbed Sunday evening, the second time in a little over two weeks.
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Central Maine business briefs
T.J.Maxx moving to new Augusta location; ReVision Energy becomes employee-owned company.
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Jefferson nurse acquitted of assault on inmate
The inmate, Brandee Lewis, is suing the nurse and Kennebec County and jail staff in federal court.
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Augusta historic board gives OK to Otto’s on the River
The new downtown restaurant still needs other licenses before it can open, but it cleared an important hurdle Friday.
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Jury splits on verdict in Augusta man’s sex assault trial
Arthur Jones was cleared of two offenses and convicted of two others.
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Maine State Museum recognizes World War I warriors, workers
The exhibit is being held to mark the 100th anniversary of the war’s end in 1918.
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Augusta election features write-in race for school board
Chris Clarke, a bus driver, and Sara Squires, a nonprofit’s public policy director, are seeking the Ward 2 seat on the board.
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Former Augusta man faces possible seven-year prison term for 2015 burglaries
Michael J. Gagne, now 40, is to be sentenced in January.
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Augusta heroin trafficking brings four years behind bars
Michael Journet, now of South Portland, remains free on bail pending appeal.