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KVCAP asks Waterville for increase in transportation contribution
Jim Wood, transportation development director for the agency, said costs and ridership are rising, but local contributions have remained level for many years.
Shawn Esler chosen as Waterville’s new fire chief
Esler, a fire captain, was hired with the expectation that he would be Winslow fire chief as well, though the Winslow position has not yet been formalized.
Waterville planners send request to rezone 110 College Ave. to council
Booker Family Properties wants to convert the former Goudreau’s Retirement Inn into apartments.
Waterville council to discuss revenue, capital improvements, debt service at budget workshop
The Tuesday session comes nearly two weeks after Mayor Nick Isgro claimed councilors were working quietly behind the scenes to increase the tax rate by 13 percent.
“Seussical the Musical” coming together with MCI students’ help
Students are designing all the costumes and are helping with set design for the Waterville Opera House’s upcoming performance of the show, which is based on favorite works of Dr. Seuss.
NY man charged with selling drugs in Waterville youth center parking lot
Jermaine Blunt, 33, was ordered held Monday in lieu of $75,000 bail after the alleged drug deals last week outside the Alfond Youth Center.
Amy Calder: The 100-year legacy of Waterville’s Castonguay Square
While Waterville Creates!, the city, Colby College and residents will have the opportunity to redesign the park, one thing that shouldn’t be changed is its name, writes Amy Calder.
Waterville board to consider plans to convert former retirement inn into apartments
A revision of the Thomas College trail system expansion plan also is on Monday’s Planning Board agenda.
Central Maine May 19 police log
Augusta and Waterville area police reports for May 19, 2018.