About 500 children’s books and three staff computers were destroyed after a copper pipe burst over the weekend, sending a jet of water into stacks of children’s books on the ground floor.
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Waterville Public Library damaged by water from broken pipe
A fire official said Saturday there is significant damage to books, computers, ceilings and walls.
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Mainers turn out to support Waterville synagogue after swastika incident
More than 200 packed Beth Israel Congregation for a service of healing.
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Bitter cold blankets Maine, with more snow on the way
While the harsh weather affected drivers, for the most in the area it was business as usual
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Morning Sentinel Dec. 16 police log
Waterville area police reports for Dec. 16, 2016.
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Two Cuban nationals arrested in Waterville plead guilty in credit card scam
Police say they created fake credit cards using stolen numbers and used them to purchase gift and credit cards.
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Karter brothers pass Waterville family business on to another local owner
Jeff Damon, who owns eight convenience stores, will take over the stretch of properties they own along Front Street in the new year, citing hopes of being a part of downtown revitalization efforts.
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Waterville man with prior manslaughter conviction pleads guilty to gun charge
Erik Hart was ordered to serve an initial nine months and one day behind bars.
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Waterville nonprofit sees ‘outpouring’ of support for Christmas program
The Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers needed donations to fill boxes with Christmas gifts for disadvantaged children, and the community delivered following publicity that donations were lacking.
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Waterville city leaders, Jewish congregation react strongly to painting of swastika on rock at recreation area
Beth Israel Congregation plans an interfaith ‘service of healing’ Friday at synagogue to stand against hate following the incident, which also prompted a message from the city manager and mayor.