Councilors on Tuesday also voted to adopt a policy for use of drug forfeiture funds and assets.
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Mill buildings in Waterville sold and slated for development
North River Company bought the two northernmost Lockwood Mills buildings and plans to redevelop them with commercial and retail on the first two floors and apartments on upper floors.
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Smith makes all-academic honors at Bates
Men’s track and field team member received the honor from the New England Small College Athletic Conference.
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Waterville, Winslow, Vassalboro schools to take part in Summer Meals Program
Programs begin June 24, with the exception of summer school program starting July 29.
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Saucier receives 2019 Joseph B. Ezhaya Scholarship
Waterville Senior High School graduate honored June 3 by Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce.
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Dean College dean’s list
FRANKLIN, Mass. — The following local students were placed on the 2019 spring semester dean’s list at Dean College. They are: Zoe Derosby, of Waterville; and Cami Dubois and Joshua Veilleux, both of Winslow.
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Lasell College dean’s list
NEWTON, Mass. — The following local students have been named to the 2019 spring semester dean’s list at Lasell College. They are: Abbey Coughlan, of Randolph; Mariah Lang, of Gardiner; Alison Linscott, of Waterville; Samantha Grandahl, of North Monmouth; Deanna Plaisted, of Pittston; Malcolm Avore, of Farmingdale; Grace Redwine, of Freedom; and Emma Vierling, of […]
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Waterville Planning Board postpones vote on final plans for Colby hotel
While board members voted 5-2 Monday to approve parking plans for the hotel, they decided to wait until July 1 to take a vote on final plans for the project.
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Waterville council to consider selling lots near airport
Councilors on Tuesday also will consider ratifying a three-year collective bargaining agreement with American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees Council 93, which represents 11 city employees.
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Amy Calder: Pausing to smell the roses
As summer nears, we are reminded that it’s later than we think, Amy Calder writes.