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Posted inMaine
Central Mainers digging out from snowstorm that promised 6-8 inches
Courts and schools were closed Friday, as the weather gave residents a preview of winter with windy, cold conditions Friday.
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Posted inMaine, Politics
Waterville Democrat wins Ward 1 council seat by 2 votes in recount
Republican Catherine Weeks, who lost by two votes in the recount Thursday, said she still will pursue an ethics complaint.
Posted inMaine
Waterville residents work to re-imagine Castonguay Square in downtown
About 35 people turn out for a public workshop Wednesday to help redesign the park next to City Hall.
Posted inMaine
Winter is coming: Snow expected across state Thursday into Friday
Six to 8 inches of snowfall is expected for central and western Maine.
Posted inCommunity
‘The School For Scandal’ set for Nov. 16, 17
Recycled Shakespeare Company performances will take place at the Skills Ervin Center.
Posted inMaine, Politics
Waterville to recount plastic bag ban vote after mayor leads petition
Nick Isgro and Waterville School Board member Julian Payne on Tuesday handed in the required signatures needed to force a recount of the referendum.
Posted inMaine
Bill and Joan Alfond Main Street Commons lights up Waterville
The building also has been recognized with a Smart Growth Award from GrowSmart Maine, a nonprofit that encourages common-sense development within the context of an existing community.
Posted inLife & Culture, Lifestyle, Maine
Book about Waterville’s history to be launched Thursday
Author Earl H. Smith will read from “Water Village, the Story of Waterville, Maine,” in the Waterville Opera House, after a reception in the lobby of City Hall.
Posted inMaine
Public invited to workshop Wednesday to help redesign Waterville park
Castonguay Square, next to City Hall, will be expanded when The Center is transformed into a center for art and film.