Councilors will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday to also consider taking a final vote to allow outdoor dining for 18 Below on Silver Street.
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J.P. Devine MIFF Movie Review: ‘Washing Society,’ ‘Charlie Chaplin Lived Here’
The two documentaries will be shown together.
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Dominique Sanda says, ‘Sometimes in life you wish something and it happens’ at MIFF award ceremony
Maine International Film Festival presented the French actress with the Lifetime Achievement Award on Sunday.
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Waterville’s First Baptist Church shares its history, heritage with a Sunday tea party and tour
The church on Park Street whose former pastor was “America” composer Samuel Francis Smith, is celebrating its 200th birthday this year with events open to the public.
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Colby Museum of Art opens up for community day
Summer exhibitions; free refreshments and ice cream; art making, games and music were all part of the museum’s open house.
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Morning Sentinel police log for July 15
Waterville area police reports for July 15, 2018.
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Central Maine police log for July 14
Augusta and Waterville area police reports for July 14, 2018.
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Maine native brings short film “Elysia” to international film festival
Recent NYU grad Noah LePage wrote and directed the film, which he shot in the woods behind his New Sharon home.
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Maine International Film Festival begins as ‘incredible feat of cinematic history’
Before a screening of “The Bookshop,” organizers of the festival in Waterville spoke of the commitment to the arts the community has.
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Waterville Housing Authority bans smoking on its properties
Some tenants are upset about the change, but the agency says policies like theirs are not uncommon and are intended to benefit residents.