The Saturday event, to which the public is invited, starts at 2 p.m. with brief speeches in the amphitheater at Head of Falls off Front Street in Waterville.
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Waterville fire caused by unattended pot of grease on stove, fire officials say
Damage to the duplex on Crawford Street is estimated to be at least $75,000, according to fire Chief Shawn Esler, and the next door neighbor and her two children also lost their possessions.
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Posted inElection 2018, Elections, Local Elections, Politics
Karen Kusiak
Democratic candidate for Senate District 16.
Posted inElection 2018, Elections, Local Elections, Politics
Scott Cyrway
Republican candidate for Senate District 16.
Posted inMaine
Waterville council approves spending $15,000 for erosion, drainage plan for West River Road site
City officials said the police department hopes to have its own firearms training range at the spot in the future.
Posted inMaine
Fire damages duplex in Waterville Housing Authority complex
Fewer than eight firefighters responded in the first 10 minutes of the fire, Waterville Fire Chief Shawn Esler said, before reinforcements from Winslow, Fairfield, Oakland and Skowhegan arrived to help.
Posted inCommunity
Waterville seniors named Commended Students
Honorees include Merline R. Feero, Madeline H. Hallen, Carter M. Jones, Kai Rabideau.
Posted inMaine
Waterville police shooting range being considered for site off West River Road
The City Council will meet for the first time in the new Colby building downtown to consider a plan for the range, as well as other matters.
Posted inBusiness, Life & Culture, Maine
Waterville Creates! to merge with Opera House and Maine Film Center Nov. 1
The three entities, which already collaborate on a number of programs, will continue to maintain their own staff and programming autonomy, according to officials, who on Monday announced the merger.
Posted inAmy Calder, Columns, Maine
Amy Calder: The Ticonic sculpture finds a home on Waterville’s RiverWalk
While having doubts about moving the sculpture from The Concourse, Amy Calder thinks it now is in the perfect spot, where it can be touched and contemplated as it moves in the wind.