Firefighters and employees of the Super Shoes store reported seeing heavy smoke during the Tuesday fire and evacuated the building.
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Man serving life sentence in Waterville murder seeks plea deal review two decades later
Robert Wayne Lonardo, found guilty of the murder of Marianne Pembrook in 1995, argues that his lawyer then did not ‘properly communicate’ a plea offer made at the time.
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Waterville firefighters respond to back-to-back calls
A Dumpster fire was reported shortly after firefighters extinguished a vehicle fire on I-95.
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Waterville priest removed from duties over allegations of sexual abuse 15 years ago in Connecticut
Rev. Larry Jensen of St. Joseph Maronite Catholic Church ‘can not present himself as a priest anymore,’ officials say
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, News
National Free Comic Book Day proves genre’s popularity across age, gender lines
Events Saturday at the Waterville Public Library featured free comic books, costumes and comic book character composition.
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Utility work for Colby projects to change Waterville traffic patterns for up to three weeks
The work downtown will close part of Appleton Street and block off parking on the street.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Waterville job fair with range of companies draws large crowd
The job fair, held at the T & B Celebration Center on Jefferson Street, sought to match employers with job seekers in the region.
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Oakland man injured in motorcycle crash in satisfactory condition at Portland hospital
Clarence Tardy, 71, was riding on Main Street in Waterville when he was hit by a car changing lanes.
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Motorcyclist injured in collision with car in downtown Waterville
A driver trying to change lanes Thursday afternoon on Main Street apparently did not see the motorcyclist behind the car.
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Attorney general fired by Trump speaks at Colby about criminal justice reform
Sally Yates, who made national headlines for disagreeing with President Donald Trump before she was dismissed, cited prison overpopulation problems resulting from mandatory sentencing.