Augusta and Waterville area police reports for Dec. 1, 2018
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Multi-vehicle accident backs up traffic on Route 139 in Fairfield
The accident involving a tractor-trailer and three other vehicles occurred late Friday afternoon, but no fatalities were reported.
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Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Global relocation company settles in after moving from Waterville to Fairfield
Parsifal Corp. continues to hire people for auditing, move management and logistics positions and expects job openings in marketing and information technology in the future.
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Downtown Waterville facade improvement grants available
The Central Maine Growth Council is seeking applicants for the program, designed to help improve the appearance of buildings.
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Palmyra woman wins $43,489 pickup truck in Bassmaster contest
Sue Quimby says she is excited, at 62, to have her first new vehicle.
Posted inLocal & State, Politics
Maine ethics commission rejects Waterville council candidate’s complaint
Former Ward 1 City Council candidate Cathy Weeks and supporters on Wednesday made their case before the ethics commission to investigate an anonymously distributed flyer she says cost her the race.
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Waterville council refers Children’s Discovery Museum request to the Planning Board
The museum, now located in Augusta, would move to the Congregational Church on Eustis Parkway with the hope of eventually buying the church.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Norridgewock man accused of strangling woman over beer
Derek D. Taylor, 35, previously spent 20 months in prison for contacting the same woman from jail, in violation of a prior bail order.
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Wet snow blankets central Maine, prompts school cancellations
The snow accumulation created slick conditions on roads across the region.
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Children’s Home seeks donations of warm clothing, toys
The Waterville-based organization’s Christmas program gives to more than 1,700 needy children statewide.