Waterville Senior High School presented diplomas Thursday night to 111 seniors at Colby College’s Harold Alfond Athletics and Recreation Center.
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Hungarian filmmaker to receive Maine International Film Festival award
The July 7-16 festival passes are on sale at MIFF.org.
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Waterville hospital collaborates to introduce new training center for health care workers
Northern Light Inland Hospital announced this week that it joined with online university Purdue Global in opening a simulation center that officials say will give nursing students and others an enhanced training experience.
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Waterville tech center recognizes May celebrities
WATERVILLE — Mid-Maine Technical Center has announced its 2023 May celebrities. Messalonskee High School senior Adam Brann of Sidney found his rightful place in the culinary arts classroom at Mid-Maine Technical Center. The professional kitchen feels like home for Brann, where he thrives on the challenges, is hungry for the fast pace and relishes the […]
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Waterville City Council gives preliminary approval to $56.34 million municipal and school budget
The combined budget for 2023-24 represents an increase of $4.8 million from the spending plan approved last year, driven largely by bumps in salaries and rising costs for electricity, fuel and liability insurance.
Posted inCommunity, Kennebec Journal, Morning Sentinel
Erskine Academy names top 10 seniors for class of ’23
Malachi Lowery is valedictorian, and Damon Wilson is salutatorian.
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Diocese to hold annulment presentation in Waterville June 10
The Diocese of Portland’s Office of the Tribunal plans hold a presentation and lead discussion on the annulment process in the Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 10, at Notre Dame du Perpetual Secours Church, 116 Silver St. in Waterville. The gathering will include question-and-answer periods as well as the opportunity to speak privately […]
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Reporting Aside: Graduates, want some unsolicited advice? Yes, yes you do.
Work hard but be lazy, earn money but occasionally splurge, sleep long, eat well and spend time with old people, Amy Calder advises high school graduates.
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Mid-Maine Chamber’s Taste of Waterville set for Aug. 2
Applications are being accepted for restaurants, food truck and food-related vendor participants.
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Two dozen earn ‘success card,’ and brighter future, after graduating from adult education program
A graduation ceremony was held Thursday outside Waterville Senior High School for students who were part of the Mid-Maine Regional Adult Community Education program.