The election will be held 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nov. 5 at Thomas College
waterville maine
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Trick-or-treaters arrive in full flight in Waterville
The Burleigh St. neighborhood dons its Halloween persona for any and all ghosts or goblins who would tread its sidewalks in search of a treat.
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Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, Morning Sentinel, News
Mourners gather to remember slain Waterville mother
Melissa Sousa, 29, of 32 Gold St., was killed last week, allegedly by Nicholas Lovejoy, 28, her longtime live-in boyfriend and the father of the couple’s 8-year-old twin daughters.
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New program director, ski coach steps into role at Quarry Road Trails’ fall festival
Saturday’s festival will host family-friendly games and a new Riverside Loop Botanical Trail set up by Colby College as the organization welcomes its new program director.
Posted inLocal Elections, Maine, Morning Sentinel, News
In Vassalboro’s sole race this year, incumbent water district trustee runs unopposed
Frank Richards is running for the 10-member board’s only Vassalboro seat.
Posted inCommunity
Thomas College to hold annual leadership conference Nov. 2
Former NFL Player Raymonn Adams to deliver keynote address.
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Donations for family of murdered Waterville woman stolen
Police said donation canisters at three Dunkin’ Donuts shops in Waterville to benefit the family of Melissa Sousa were stolen over the weekend.
Posted inCommunity
Diaper drive held to benefit Essentials Closet
WATERVILLE — St. Mark’s Episcopal Church completed its diaper drive Sunday, Oct. 20, collecting more than 1,800 diapers to benefit the Essentials Closet to share with those in need in the greater Waterville area. The Essentials Closet is completely dependent on donations and volunteer efforts to do important work that no one else is doing […]
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, Morning Sentinel, Things to Do
Roundup: Waterville area Halloween events
Family-friendly events are planned across the Waterville area on Thursday.
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Speaker at Maine Broadband Summit says high-speed internet access essential
Heather Johnson, commissioner of the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development, says fast, reliable internet service is needed throughout the state, including in small, rural communities.