Police say Melissa Ann Hunt, 27, crashed her truck Monday afternoon on Cross Hill Road and left the scene.
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Father and son fishing trip in Augusta yields unusual catch — a rusty Remington rifle
Augusta police aren’t sure who the rifle belongs to, but they know it was not reported stolen.
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Work starts in July on Augusta’s Hartford Fire Station
The expansion will more than double the size of the station, which sits prominently on a hill looking down on the city’s downtown.
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Lead poisoning seminar set for Tuesday in Augusta
Augusta recently has been deemed a high-risk location for childhood lead poisoning, based on new blood-level standards set by Maine lawmakers in 2015.
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Augusta summer celebration moves from Capitol Park to newly renovated Mill Park
The event included several other changes, including live music meant to appeal to an older audience.
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Augusta demonstrators urge Collins to reject Senate Republicans’ health care bill
Outside the federal building, local residents talked about their need for health care and their concerns about losing the coverage they have.
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Augusta, Fayette, Belgrade to benefit from conservation funds
Money awarded to the Belgrade Regional Conservation Alliance helped pay for the acquisition of Kimball Pond in the Kennebec Highlands.
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Ever wanted to paint a mural? Get your chance Saturday in downtown Augusta
A Winthrop artist will turn his paint brushes over to children and adults to fill in his drawing on a wall between Water and Front streets.
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Police identify drivers involved in head-on crash on North Belfast Avenue in Augusta
Police have not released information about how the crash happened, in which direction each vehicle was driving or whether either driver required medical attention.
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Maine Forest Service raises concerns about fire safety for July 4 holiday
While legislators are debating whether to allow burn permits to be issued by private online services, the state again is warning residents not to use those services.