Some towns, such as Unity, are starting new traditions to reinvigorate the community during the holidays.
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Waterville man charged with drunken driving after striking car, house
Joshua R. Perkins, 26, was allegedly driving with a blood-alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit following his arrest early Saturday morning.
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Weather doesn’t dampen Waterville’s Parade of Lights
The city’s downtown was crowded with people watching the annual parade and opening of Kringleville.
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Waterville nonprofit pleads for donations to fill half of its Christmas boxes
The Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers sends out boxes filled with donated toys and clothes for needy children across Maine, but it is struggling to attract enough donations to fill all the boxes by its deadline.
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Waterville apartment fire victim overwhelmed by offers of help
Cheryl Jack said she’s thankful for an outpouring of support following an apartment fire that officials say started on mattress.
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Waterville police deem cause of death ‘undetermined’ in case of body found in river
Lexxi T. Sironen, 43, was found dead in the Kennebec River near the Hathaway Creative Center in September, and the medical examiner’s office couldn’t determine her cause of death.
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Multibillion-dollar tech business buys Collaborative Consulting
The Waterville office of Collaborative is scheduled to move into the former Hains building next year.
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Waterville police announce substance abuse treatment program
The new program, dubbed Operation HOPE, will be implemented just after the new year begins.
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Man, woman from Maine held on drug charges in N.H.
Taheen Mungo, 34, of Waterville and Lacie Chapman, 32, of Lewiston were arrested after about 190 grams of suspected crack cocaine were found in the car they were in, New Hampshire State Police say.
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Sanford rug maker takes first step to avoid tariffs on imported fibers
The approval from the Commerce Department could allow Flemish Master Weavers to save 8 percent or more.