The forum on Waterville school expenses will be rescheduled after February vacation week, which is next week.
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Waterville Board of Education to host educational forum on budget
The public is invited to Wednesday meeting at 6 p.m. in Trask Auditorium at Waterville Senior High School.
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Waterville police arrest pair for allegedly trafficking over 200 grams of drugs
Meaghan Strickland, 28, and Jai Lebron, 36, were also arrested for allegedly possessing a firearm even though they are felons.
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Maine florists battle conditions to prepare for Valentine’s Day
It’s one of the two or three biggest days of the year, an Augusta florist said, so he was busy working Monday to ensure all orders will be filled and delivered.
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Director says Waterville public works crew tired but determined
Plow truck operators working long hours on little sleep dealing with back-to-back storms from last week that culminated in the blizzard Sunday night into Monday.
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John Avenue fire in Waterville started by improperly discarded ashes
No occupants were injured in the Saturday night fire, but an upstairs bedroom was significantly damaged, the fire captain said.
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Limington man charged in alleged attempt to steal car in Waterville, but crashes into another
Rene Therrien, 38, apparently fled the scene on foot but was found and arrested by Waterville police.
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No injuries reported in Waterville fire
All occupants of a house on John Avenue were out of the house and uninjured, according to a Fairfield fire captain.
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Colby students, other anti-pipeline demonstrators gather at TD Bank in Waterville
The group said it wants the bank to drop its financial support for the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Babe’s Shoe Repair in Waterville closes as owner retires after 37 years
Owner Fred Murphy plans to retire to his blueberry farm in China after working for decades as a cobbler in the city.