Opponents of the measure criticized it as a check on free speech.
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Waterville council to consider rules for meeting conduct
Recent personal attacks, name-calling and disruptive behavior are not acceptable, according to city officials.
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Posted inLife & Culture, Local & State, News
Fourth of July traditions move to Waterville, Clinton
Historically held in Winslow, the Fourth events got a new and larger home at the Clinton fairgrounds, while a resident organized a parade in Waterville to fill the void there.
Posted inLife & Culture, Lifestyle, Local & State, News
Public art project spreads wheat paste art throughout Waterville
A public art task group formed by Waterville Creates! asked artists to respond to historic images of the city through art.
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Waterville to start collecting recycling curbside week of July 10
Public works employees will use city’s spare 1999 packer truck to collect recyclables biweekly until possible new truck purchase.
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Waterville plans to put $900,000 river-walk project out to bid in August
The RiverWalk Advisory Committee wants to move the ‘Ticonic’ sculpture on The Concourse to Head of Falls as part of the project.
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Pets rescued from fire that damaged Waterville home
According to officials, the fire probably was caused by an air conditioning unit; no one was home at the time, but four pets were rescued.
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EPA-led group sets goals for making northern Kennebec region healthier place to live
More than 60 people gathered at Colby College in Waterville as part of a two-day planning event.
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Waterville works with EPA for healthier, more economically viable city
Healthy Northern Kennebec partners with the US Environmental Protection Agency to help ensure better food access and equity.
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At Waterville riverfront park, painful pasts drive hope for better times
Patrick Lavoie and others say they look out for each other and the tranquility of the Waterville park, Amy Calder writes.