The fire was reported just before midnight at 3 Alley Lane.
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Two dead after early morning car accident in Augusta
Augusta police say David Smith, 52, and Lisa Pelletier, 46, both of Windsor, died after a single-car accident near North Belfast Avenue and Pipeline Road.
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Augusta’s first baby of 2020 arrives
Austin Peter Marshall born at 12:30 a.m. Friday.
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Fatal Canaan car crash remains under investigation
Richard Clark Sr., 55, of Canaan, was killed after the car he was driving Thursday on Pinnacle Road struck a tree, according to sheriff’s officials.
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Skowhegan hospital delivers first area baby of 2020
Little 4.7 pound Camdyn Lynn Fortin was born at 2:05 a.m. Thursday after her mother, Shay-lynn Smith, of Cornville, went into Redington-Fairview General Hospital on Jan. 1.
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Two men arrested on drug charges in Augusta appear in court
Police arrested Tarik Squire, of Bronx, New York, and Eric Caswell, of Oakland, at the Super 8 motel Thursday, where Squire had reserved a room.
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Augusta officials sworn in by mother of new councilor
City councilors and school board members took their oaths of office to start their new terms.
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Camera footage leads police to Fairfield apartment burglar
Tanya L. Paradis, 44, of Fairfield, was arrested after a man reported his phone alerted him that someone was in his apartment on Western Avenue and he called police.
Posted inKennebec Journal, Maine
Hallowell mayor will not seek reelection in 2021
Mayor Mark Walker highlighted improvements in the city’s infrastructure at Thursday’s inauguration ceremony that saw newcomer Diana Scully and incumbent George Lapointe sworn in as councilors.
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Hallowell City Council inches closer to plan for Second Street Fire Station
Four of seven councilors said they supported divesting city funds from the property, but all seven supported holding a public hearing before any decision was made.