Augusta area police reports for Feb. 13, 2019.
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Posted inMaine, News
RSU 2 superintendent leaving at end of school year
William Zima will be taking a job guiding schools across the country in implementing learner-centered, proficiency-based education.
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Posted inMaine
Hallowell City Council discusses future of Second Street fire station
Councilors also OK’d use of city property to paint a downtown mural and finalized their account related to a marijuana licensing controversy.
Posted inCommunity
Bates College dean’s list
LEWISTON — Bates College has announced the following students were named to its 2018 fall semester. Jennie Chen, of East Wilton, a 2016 graduate of Mt. Blue High School, is the daughter of ZhongPing Chen and ChunLing Situ. She is a junior majoring in economics and minoring in Asian studies. Anna Glass, of Wilton, ,a […]
Posted inCommunity
‘Skate Your Heart Out’ competition set for Feb. 18
The state-wide event for ages 3 to adult.
Posted inCommunity
Bridge results announced
Augusta, Waterville area bridge results | Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.
Posted inCommunity
Friends of Merrymeeting Bay speaker series continues Feb. 13
Steve Brooke from Upstream to talk about Cobbosseecontee: On the Edge of Restoration in Brunswick.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Hallowell medical marijuana shop owner ‘uncertain’ about new license
Catherine Lewis, owner of Homegrown the Offering, received a provisional license to do business that could be revoked if an exiled business owner appeals his license denial.
Posted inCommunity
The Harlow plans upcoming workshops
Those who attend can learn woodcarving, watercolor and more.
Posted inMaine
Celebrating 50 years of historic preservation in Hallowell
Row House, a nonprofit that has raised thousands of dollars to save and renovate historic buildings, is hosting events throughout the year to celebrate its half-centennial.