Jeremy A. Clement was arraigned on five related charges Thursday at the Capital Judicial Center.
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Housing proposal at former Statler mill site elicits neighbors’ worries
Critics of the proposal who attended a meeting Monday cited the possibility of increased traffic, crime and other problems.
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Mass. man sentenced to 18 months for drug conspiracy
Jose Figueroa was arrested in December in Augusta after search warrants were executed in several locations in Augusta.
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Municipal officials hear gritty details of Maine’s drug crisis
As part of the Maine Municipal Association’s annual convention, front-line responders spoke about what they see daily and what they hope can be done.
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Mexican mask makers show their skills at Cony High School
Modesto and Manuel Horta spent the day showing students how they carve traditional wooden masks for fiestas and holiday celebrations in Mexico and around the world.
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Augusta program to deliver buckets of sand to help seniors through winter
The program was organized with city funding by the Augusta Age-Friendly committee.
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Augusta area fans remember music legend Tom Petty
Tom Petty died Monday at age 66, and local radio personality Jon James said he’ll remember Petty’s unique voice, lyrics and legendary guitar riffs.
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Augusta man sentenced for forgery, stealing metal roofing
Christopher E. Williams pleaded guilty to the charges Tuesday at the Capital Judicial Center.
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Federal panel denies new trial bid by veteran arrested at Augusta homeless shelter
A jury in May 2016 cleared two city police officers of a claim of excessive use of force.
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Proposed Augusta housing development on former mill site worries Maple Street residents
The residents say increased traffic generated by the 34 new units of rental housing will disrupt their otherwise quiet neighborhood.