Police urge people to keep doors locked and valuables inside.
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Proposed Penny Hill Park project on Waterville Planning Board agenda
20,000-square-foot building would house offices and possible retail businesses.
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Waterville art show exhibit aims to challenge way we look at, listen to and think about film
The Maine International Film Festival’s ‘MIFFONEDGE’ audiovisual exhibit at downtown gallery is free and open to public for duration of festival.
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Behold the brilliance of ‘The Painter of Maine’
On view at Colby, a remarkable show of work by the great Marsden Hartley.
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Attendees at film festival workshop in Waterville learn outdoor video projection
LumenARRT! seeks to promote social, political and environmental justice by projecting large images and messages on buildings and other structures.
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Upper Main Street in Waterville to see traffic pattern change Sunday night
A company will install a water main for the Pine Tree Mall property, prompting lane changes in the heavily trafficked business area.
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Maine International Film Festival opens Friday with movie shot partly on Monhegan Island
Catherine Eaton, creator and star of ‘The Sounding,’ has deep ties to Maine coast.
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Isgro easily wins Republican nomination for Waterville mayor; ex-challenger switches parties to endorse him
Karen Rancourt-Thomas said she felt kicked out of her party after Democrats postponed their mayoral nomination, so she left to back Mayor Nick Isgro.
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Man who killed nuns in 1996 in Waterville dies
Mark Bechard, 58, who had been diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s disease, died Sunday at a nursing home in Freeport.
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Philanthropist Peter G. Alfond, originally from Waterville, dies of malaria
Peter Alfond, the son of Waterville native and well-known philanthropists Harold and Dorothy ‘Bibby’ Alfond, died Monday night after contracting the mosquito-borne disease on a trip to Africa.