Winifred Tate, 46, will represent Ward 6 until the November election.
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Waterville cultural group gets $2.1 million grant from Harold Alfond Foundation
Waterville Creates! is scheduled to receive the money over a 2-year period to advance the organization’s mission and help fund its partner institutions, including the Maine Film Center and Waterville Opera House.
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Lauren LePage, governor’s daughter, among four candidates for Waterville council seat
Also vying for the open Waterville City Council seat are Todd Martin, Winifred Tate and George Weber.
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Ex-Penobscot Nation chief cites need to protect nature in Dakota Access Pipeline conflict
Barry Dana said to protect nature is “to protect your mother, and it’s without compromise.”
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Waterville’s first ‘angels’ set to join fight against drug addiction
The ‘angels’ are the first volunteers for Operation HOPE, a Waterville Police Department program aimed at getting participating drug addicts the treatment they need.
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At Waterville event, speaker talks about millennials in Maine’s workforce
Thomas Dowd gave a presentation to a full crowd at Thomas College, at an event hosted by the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, about how different generations can work side by side.
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Morning Sentinel Jan. 11 police log
Waterville area police reports for Jan. 11, 2017.
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Waterville Opera House welcomes new director with varied theater background
Waterville native Tamsen Brooke Warner, 27, is the facility’s former assistant executive director, box office manager and scenic painter and has stage-managed shows there.
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President of transgender community group talks in Waterville about transition, disparities
Quinn Gormley, president of the Maine Transgender Network, spoke at the Universalist Unitarian Church on Sunday.
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Waterville traffic study offers option for $4.4 million in improvements
Proposed changes would include making Main and Front streets two-way instead of one-way, but officials said funding sources must be identified before such plans are voted on by the city.