Travis J. Burnham, as part of a plea agreement, required to pay $5,000 in restitution to Maine’s oldest continuously running community theater.
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Hallowell councilors postpone talks on downtown marijuana store limit
The City Council will likely take up the second reading of the marijuana business licensing ordinance in February.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.
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Hallowell’s McVarish graduates from Western New England University
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Abigail McVarish, of Hallowell, graduated Aug. 15, 2019, from Western New England University with a Master of Science degree in Applied Behavior Analysis.
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Make Shift Coffee House hopes to bridge divisions in Hallowell
Program founder Craig Freshley said the event hopes to bring all sides of the political spectrum together to help them understand each other.
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Hallowell residents get first look at community development program
The Community Heart & Soul program identifies a community’s values and uses those values to create a framework for future decision-making.
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Hallowell man pleads guilty to charge stemming from firing gun
Police say the man reportedly shot at a vehicle during an apparent road rage incident in Augusta in October 2019.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.
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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.