Randolph’s Coughlan, Lang, Waterville’s Marchesi, Fairfield’s Martin awarded bachelor’s degrees.
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Becker College announces spring dean’s list
Recognized were Waterville’s Beringer, Vassalboro’s Coulombe, Readfield’s Jernigan, Greene’s Labrie.
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Waterville businesses, residents to weigh in on changes to downtown traffic pattern
A state official who will oversee plans to change traffic from one-way to two-way downtown told the City Council on Tuesday that a public forum will be held this month so people can see draft plans.
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Maine Med patient proves after surgery that necessity is the mother of invention
Mechanical engineer Bob Hussey used zip ties and the cover of a telephone jack to improve an ostomy bag he was using after having his colon removed. His device now has a patent pending and is being refined as part of the hospital’s innovation program.
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Colby announces $26 million hotel project to start next month
The Lockwood Hotel, with 53 rooms, a restaurant, bar and limestone facade to reflect the city’s past, is expected to open in the fall of 2020.
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Waterville council to hear update on $7.37 million BUILD grant
The council Tuesday night also will consider a request to rezone 129 Silver St. to allow for Golden Pond Wealth Management to expand.
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Amy Calder: ‘A little bit of friendship’
Amy Calder reflects on the $75,000 gift actor Ed Harris contributed toward a future art and film center in downtown Waterville.
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Crash damages five cars Sunday during Waterville’s Central Maine Pride festival
Waterville police say the cause of the crash at Head of Falls remains under investigation, but there were no injuries requiring medical attention.
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J.P. Devine: And then he was gone
A memoir of the assassination of Bobby Kennedy, who for a brief moment in time and on this night stood in the silver light, poised to step into history.
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Protesters face off over drag queen reading in Waterville
Colorful banners and loud chants marked an event intended as a way of sharing the diversity of the LGBTQ community and exposing children to LGBTQ culture and history.