Augusta public affairs firm hires 2; Kozak & Gayer in Augusta recognized by US New & World Report; Tanya Verzoni joins New Dimensions Federal Credit Union.
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Posted inMaine, News
Kennebec County closes 2017 fiscal year in the black
Lingering concerns about the state’s contribution to support county jails were allayed when county officials received extra funds this week.
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Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Augusta man accused of robbing woman of her purse
Police say the defendant told them he spent the money on spice, a synthetic marijuana.
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Underground water valve repairs set for Cony Circle in Augusta
Crews begin work Saturday, with the bulk of the construction taking place Sunday.
Posted inFood, Life & Culture, Maine, News
Beyond Borders Farmers Market puts down roots in Augusta
The market’s goal is create a link between Mainers and new Mainers with fresh produce and food that is their economic foundation.
Posted inMaine, News
Bills for $25 or less mistakenly sent to collections agency by MaineGeneral
Some 9,700 patients received letters saying they owed the healthcare system money, but the hospital says it was a ‘technical error.’
Posted inMaine, News
Federal audit finds Maine failed to investigate deaths of developmentally disabled patients
The review shows the Department of Health and Human Services did not comply with federal requirements to report and monitor incidents involving abuse or deaths of disabled people in the care of community-based providers.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Back to School Block Party set for Saturday in Augusta
The event features live music, activities, a science fair, a firetruck display, giveaways and a horse-drawn wagon at Marketplace at Augusta.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Augusta man accused of tossing live bedbugs at city workers wants jury trial
Charles Manning, 74, said in court Monday that citizens of the city would be a lot more understanding than city employees.
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Augusta store moves signal national retailers seeing profit
Companies that offer low-priced merchandise are moving into central Maine even as traditional retailers are shrinking their footprints in the state.