The Planning Board was not expected to take a vote on the blasting license at the meeting.
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Revised rules proposed for secondhand shops in Augusta
Business owners said the previously proposed rules went too far.
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Former Augusta residents who now live in Florida safe after Hurricane Irma
Arthur and Donna Lerman moved around Florida before heading to North Carolina to get away from the storm.
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Mount Vernon Avenue project to stabilize drainage rocks
The rocks were installed during a two-year, $4.3 million construction project on the busy corridor, and those that have been dislodged will be replaced with larger ones by the end of the week.
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Hissing cockroaches and tarantulas in Augusta? Museum offers hands-on learning
The annual event at the Maine State Museum featured 24 presenters showing off live insects, pulling children away from computers, tablets and the internet.
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Free lead paint safety training Thursday in Augusta
The session, hosted by Augusta Housing Authority, is meant to reduce the frequency of lead paint poisoning in the area.
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Kennebec Journal Sept. 12 police log
Augusta area police reports for Sept. 12, 2017.
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Windsor man killed in motorcycle crash during charity event had ‘a really big heart’
The parents of Aaron White-Sevigny, 25, one of two men who died Sunday during the annual United Bikers of Maine Toy Run, described him as outgoing and giving.
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Kennebec Journal Sept. 11 police log
Augusta area police reports for Sept. 11, 2017.
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Leroy Smith pleads guilty to 2014 killing of father in Gardiner
Justice Michaela Murphy immediately committed Smith to the Riverview Psychiatric Center for an undetermined period of time after he was found not criminally responsible for the killing of his father, Leroy Smith Jr.