With an Americorps team unexpectedly diverted to help out with hurricane cleanup, the effort to expand the Waterville area’s trail system may have to be homegrown, writes Amy Calder.
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Skowhegan man pleads guilty to robbing Waterville inn
Patrick Leblanc is the second person to plead guilty to the March 17 robbery on Kennedy Memorial Drive.
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ProPublica’s Alec MacGillis to get Colby’s Lovejoy Award
MacGillis, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, will give the Lovejoy address Oct. 2 and receive an honorary doctorate from the college.
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Don’t tell Waterville Senior High School alumna Mollie Pleau she ‘can’t’
Pleau, a Smith College grad, is heading into the U.S. Air Force’s officer training school with high hopes of becoming an astronaut.
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Waterville native escaped Hurricane Irma when the outlook turned bleak for Tampa
David LaMarre is in Nashville, Tennessee, with his family, but wonders when he’ll be able to return home to Tampa.
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Plans to turn the former Seton Hospital into apartments could get underway in a few months
The 59 units will provide a much-need housing boost in an area that market research shows is ‘drastically underserved.’
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Augusta woman to serve five years after February drug bust in Waterville
Police said Meaghan K. Strickland, 29, was found at a College Avenue apartment with $60,000 worth of cocaine and heroin, plus a loaded gun.
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Waterville man charged with trafficking crack cocaine, heroin
Police have been tracking Jesse Sanipas, 35, since July.
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Waterville man apologizes for robbery, then forges document and gets longer prison term
Emmanual Hurtado had altered his sentencing document a day earlier to show a two-year term for robbery rather than three.
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Waterville council approves pursuing funding for two-way traffic downtown
The council also voted to buy a $216,236 split packer truck to collect trash and recyclables.