Work is expected to be completed by the end of June on a $4.3 million interchange at mile 124 on Interstate 95 that will connect on- and off-ramps with Trafton Road.
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Waterville police investigate reported assault at The Concourse
Witnesses on Friday night told police conflicting stories about whether shots were fired during an altercation that apparently left a man with a cut on his head, but police said they found no evidence a gun had been fired.
Waterville-area students, residents and clergy rally against the Ku Klux Klan
A group of more than 100 protesters gathered on the steps of Waterville’s City Hall in response to KKK-branded fliers discovered earlier this week.
Some central Maine schools miss out on regional grant opportunities from state
The Maine Department of Education recently awarded nearly $3 million in grant money to seven collaborative applications from schools around the state, but proposals from Good Will-Hinckley and others were not accepted.
Waterville dog attack sends man to the hospital with ‘horrendous’ bite marks
The owner of a dog, which appeared to be a pit bull, was transported by ambulance but did not appear to have life-threatening injuries, police said.
Waterville police arrest man for allegedly trafficking crack cocaine, fentanyl
Darien Lamar Harris, 32, who also is wanted for an alleged parole violation in New York City, was charged with aggravated trafficking of scheduled drugs, a class A felony.
Police: Woman left 5 preschoolers in car in Waterville while getting hair done
Melissa J. Bagley, 32, of Unity, was arrested on child endangerment charges after she allegedly left the children, ages 3 and under, in a running minivan for an hour and a half at JFK Plaza.
Augusta man arrested on nine charges after high-speed chase ends in highway crash
Buddy Burton, 36, was apprehended in a ditch at mile 133 in Waterville after veering off Interstate 95, following a police chase prompted by reports that he was suspected of theft at Wal-Mart in Palmyra.
Maine teacher of the year finalists visit Thomas College to kick off new partnership
The teachers visited classes throughout the day and participated in a panel discussion about innovation in the classroom as part of as part of a teacher-in-resident program.
Waterville neighborhood latest to be hit with KKK fliers
City police have received at least half a dozen reports about Ku Klux Klan fliers being left in driveways, coming about two months after similar reports in Gardiner, Augusta and Freeport.