Five candidates are running for two seats on the Town Council in the November election.
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Waterville City Council expected to vote on library parking plan
The public can offer input prior to Tuesday’s City Council meeting on a plan to give the Waterville Public Library 19 designated parking spaces by changing part of Appleton Street to one-way traffic from Elm Street to the Colby College dormitory on The Concourse.
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Sidelines: Erskine field hockey goalie proves not every success story results in a title
Mackenzie Toner went above and beyond to save her team’s season, David Bailey writes.
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Fire destroys family’s house in Bingham
The Office of State Fire Marshal has investigated the fire Saturday afternoon at 26 Meadow St., finding it was the result of a furnace that had malfunctioned.
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Local roundup: MCI field hockey team edges Dexter in OT
No. 2 Huskies reach Class C North final.
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Field hockey: Lawrence strikes early in B North semifinal win over Cony
Ashtynn Stewart, Alicen Higgins each score 2 goals as Bulldogs return to regional final.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: Physical Winslow tops Nokomis in Class C North quarterfinals
Matt Quirion returns as Black Raiders win 27-12 to snap four-game skid.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Times Record Sports, Varsity Maine
Field hockey: Skowhegan pulls away from Mt. Ararat
River Hawks break open close game en route to reaching Class A North final.
Posted inBoys Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Boys soccer: Winslow holds off Ellsworth, reaches B North final
Andrew Poulin’s two goals make the difference as the Black Raiders keep rolling.
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Deer hunters see fruitful start to firearm season
The firearm hunting season for deer kicked off Saturday with Maine resident hunting day, and many local hunters found success according to several central Maine tagging stations.