Russell Truman allowed drugs brought in from New York to be sold from his home, according to his plea agreement.
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Old barns become beautiful objects at Barn Boards and More
At Barn Boards and More, they recycle old barns and other structures before these fade from the landscape, salvaging as much as possible and creating new furniture, decor and art from their finds.
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Nominations for Maine Children’s Alliance 2018 Giraffe Awards accepted
The Giraffe Awards recognize winners in different categories including: outstanding individual award, youth award, business award and organization award.
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It’s all about quenching that thirst at Damon’s Beverage Mart
Visit Damon’s Beverage Mart in Augusta and now in Waterville (formerly Jokas), where you can bring back your empties, fill back up on your favorite beverages, go to a tasting event and donate your returnables to a local non-profit organization, sports team or other worthy cause.
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Foshay-Carlton Cards and Gifts shop still happily serving customers
47 years in business and still going strong.
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Saltbox Primitives reproductions and home décor can create the ambiance of yesteryear
People enjoy reminiscing about days gone by and how life used to be.
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Kennebec Valley YMCA Strong Kids Annual Campaign provides scholarships and opportunity for all
CEO Tom Warren said recently that about 20 percent of their revenue is generated through their fundraising efforts including the Strong Kids Annual Campaign currently underway.
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Augusta Downtown Alliance update
Tipping Point Small Business Development, new apartments, major changes to Colonial Theater
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Wild car chase ends in Gardiner with suspect dipping in river, police say
Daniel Lewis, 25, continued his escape on foot after the car chase, briefly going into the Kennebec River before he was arrested.
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Gardiner officials continue to revise proposed budget
While the latest version would drop the property tax rate, the city’s elected officials say they are concerned about proposed raises and use of savings.