The One in Five 5K race, to benefit the Sexual Assault Crisis and Support Center, started and ended Sunday at Thomas College.
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J.P. Devine: The world of ‘stuff’ where guys are supposed to have an edge
“Guy stuff” is items you find in a hardware store that, until recently, J.P had the advantage of, with help from his street friends.
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Maine Health Care Association honors long-term care residents
Remember ME photography exhibit recognizes residents’ life work, including Jane Lowell of Northern Light Continuing Care, Lakewood, Waterville.
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Electric cars touted Saturday at Thomas College in Waterville
Sustain Mid-Maine Coalition, Central Maine Motors Auto Group and others host Drive Electric Earth Day to raise awareness and stress the importance of driving electric vehicles and reducing the earth’s carbon footprint.
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Waterville Junior High School honor roll
Students recognized for academic achievement for the third quarter.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Waterville man arrested in Winslow on charges of robbery, three assaults, theft and criminal mischief
Kenneth Evers, 33, bloodied in fracas on Ginger Avenue early Thursday.
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Hearings on contested voter registrations in Waterville to begin Wednesday
Four challengers have called into question the legal residency of 75 individuals who voted in Waterville’s November 2018 municipal election — the majority of whom are affiliated with Colby College.
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RSU 18 students partner with Thomas College undergrads for STEAM learning
Middle school students presented 3-D prototypes that they designed to address a range of issues at a science fair on Tuesday night.
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Thomas to host Pardon the Innovation event May 1
Event to feature high-tech startup entrepreneur Winslow’s Derek Myska.
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Downtown Waterville Farmers’ Market debuts at Head of Falls
The Downtown Waterville Farmers’ Market has come out of its indoor spot at the Chace Forum in the Bill & Joan Alfond Main Street Commons to pitch its wares at its new location in the Head of Falls parking lot.