Another occupant of the apartment told police Kevin Soto was selling cocaine and heroin.
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Gardiner/Augusta Lions install new officers
New officers are President PID Lew Small, Secretary Marie Bronn, Treasurer Jeanette Weber, Second Vice President Randy Shorey and First Vice President Linda Shorey.
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Gardiner bridge project paves way for cleanup of decades-old contaminants
In conjunction with the bridge replacement project over Cobbosseecontee Stream, state environmental officials are cleaning up contamination caused by successive businesses in the city’s historic industrial corridor.
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Gardiner Area High School honor roll
Students recognized for academic achievement for the second semester.
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Mclaughlin earns degree from Western Governors University
Gardiner graduate awarded Bachelor of Science, Nursing degree.
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Gardiner to use additional state funds to reduce current property tax rate
City councilors had four options to choose from, including delaying using the money until the next fiscal year.
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Lisbon’s economic and community development director bound for Gardiner
Tracey Steuber is scheduled to start Aug. 5 as the city’s new planning and economic development director.
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KBH announces scholarship recipients
Kennebec Behavioral Health recently announced its 2019 college scholarship recipients. This year, the following students will each receive a $1,000 scholarship upon successful completion of their first semester at their chosen college or university. • Leah Allee, Cony High School in Augusta; • Jenna Butler, Erskine Academy in South China; • Emiley Wheeler, Gardiner Area […]
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Gardiner officials consider what to do with revenue sharing funds
Because the Legislature approved a higher rate than Gov. Mills proposed in the state budget, city officials must decide how the additional funds will be used.
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Folsom makes Norwich University president’s list
NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Jacob Folsom, of Gardiner, has been named to the 2019 spring semester president’s list at Norwich University. Full-time undergraduate students, who earned a semester grade point average of 4.0 and had no failures in the previous fall or spring semester are awarded president’s list honors. These students cannot have any pending incomplete […]