At Monday’s public hearing, enthusiasm was tempered by those that question how the structures, mostly built on trailers, can be considered permanent dwellings.
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UMA unveils community engagement plan
President Rebecca Wyke wants to engage all parts of the UMA community to refine the institution’s vision and strategic plan.
Maine murder victims remembrance ceremony set for Sept. 25 in Augusta
The event at UMA is designed to pay tribute to murder victims and provide support for surviving family members.
New president looks to bring stability and growth to UMA
Among her early goals, Rebecca Wyke wants to fill several open leadership positions and work with the community to develop the university’s vision and strategic plan.
Motorcyclists visit Maine Veterans’ Home for fundraiser
The event, which offered motorcycle rides to willing residents, was sponsored by the home and by the Maine Fallen Heroes Foundation.
Central Maine business briefs
A Sept. 29 event at A-Copi in Augusta will reflect tennis through the ages.
Longtime Riverview patient to get free time off hospital grounds
A judge approved the change in conditions for Donald Beauchene during a hearing Friday at the Capital Judicial Center in Augusta.
Augusta police hope to crack down on thefts of power tools, other commonly stolen items
A revision of a proposed ordinance requiring secondhand shops to keep better records is one way to help track stolen goods, the deputy chief said Thursday.
Winthrop, Farmingdale, Augusta, Pittston also using, building or planning new fire stations
In Farmingdale, residents in June approved spending up to $1 million to build a new fire station.
Kennebec Journal Sept. 15 police log
Augusta area police reports for Sept. 15, 2017.