The truck takes both trash and recycling at the same time and residential pickup will be weekly, whereas with the old truck, recycling was collected only every other week.
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For a Randolph couple, a cold and muddy run sounds like wedding bells
In an unusual ceremony, two runners tie the knot after completing the annual Dirty Dog Mud Race at Thomas College while decked out in wedding gear.
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Central Maine police logs for Saturday, April 14
Augusta and Waterville area police reports for Saturday, April 14, 2018.
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Annual Mud Meet keeps woodsmen tradition alive at Colby
The annual coed event, held at the field across from Jonson Pond, features ax throwing and various chopping challenges.
Posted inMaine, Politics
Lessing urges council to affirm Waterville as inclusive, welcoming
Isgro, in the wake of the turmoil caused by social media postings, challenges councilors he considers ‘well-connected’ to walk the walk.
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Waterville council to consider transferring funds to move sculpture
‘The Ticonic,’ created by sculptor Roger Majorowicz, probably will be moved from The Concourse to Head of Falls before June 1, according to City Manager Michael Roy.
Posted inBusiness, Food & Dining, Maine
Three Maine food companies win specialty food awards in New York
Gelato, crackers and granola made in Maine take home sofi awards.
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Alfond Foundation donates $570,000 for Waterville municipal pool water slide improvements
Work is scheduled to start after the pool facility closes in August, and a second phase of work on the main and kiddie pools will happen next year, according to City Manager Michael Roy.
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LePage blasts bank’s ‘discharge’ of Waterville Mayor Nick Isgro because of tweet
Governor’s email expresses support for embattled Waterville Mayor Nick Isgro, who recently left his job at Skowhegan Savings Bank over a controversial tweet criticizing a school shooting survivor.
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Waterville council gets first look at proposed $3.9 million police budget
The bulk of increases are reflected in wages, benefits, group health insurance and one requested cruiser.