Superintendent Eric Haley is citing rising costs, declining enrollments and scarcity of school funding as reasons for studying the closure of the city school serving fourth- and fifth-graders.
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Brunswick man freed after year in jail in Augusta
Robbery and aggravated assault charges from Waterville were dropped against Carl Langston, 28.
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Waterville welcomes new finance director, says goodbye to longtime IT director
City Hall is adding new Finance Director Heather Rowden, bidding farewell to Information Technology Director John Grant and expecting to hire Grant’s replacement soon.
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Police: Man squatted overnight at Waterville fitness club, ordered pizza, stole property
Eric Davis allegedly claimed he was a security guard at Champions Fitness Club in Waterville after helping himself to drinks, thumbing through paperwork and stealing an iPod.
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One month later, Waterville police program aids handful of people struggling with drug addiction
The new program, Operation HOPE, has been approached by seven people so far, four of whom have already been placed in residential facilities.
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New Waterville group aims to meet community needs of refugees
While trying to meet the immediate needs of a specific family from the African country of Burundi, the Waterville Area New Mainers Project is looking toward the future of helping others resettle.
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Waterville homeless shelter opens new units in expansion aimed at youth
As part of the Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter’s new Youth Empowerment Services program, 12 new affordable accommodations are available for homeless teens and young adults.
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Hathaway Creative Center in Waterville sold for $20 million
The agreement with North River Hathaway was announced Thursday for the former shirt factory that has since been renovated into apartments and office and retail space.
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New Waterville committee to discuss parking issues downtown
A parking garage, paid parking spaces and enforcement rules are expected to be discussed as the group considers the effect of hundreds of more people living and working downtown.
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Colby College receives $10 million gift from Portland developer toward new athletic complex
The gift from Joe Boulos, who graduated from Colby in 1968, and his wife, Sheri, will aid the Waterville college’s plans to build a new athletic complex on campus.