The first name of attorney John Bannon was incorrect in a story about the Pownalborough Court House in Dresden on page A1 of Thursday’s edition. It was a reporter’s error.
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Hason Trio to perform at Portland’s State Theatre
For nearly 20 years now the three brothers — Isaac, Taylor and Zachary Hanson — have been making music together, but it was in 1997, when they burst on the pop music scene with “MMMBop” (for which Zac became the youngest Grammy-nominated songwriter in history). That Mercury Records’ debut — “Middle of Nowhere” — was […]
I-95 snarled by cycle crash in Augusta
AUGUSTA — Only one lane is getting through on the northbound lanes as police and rescuers respond to a motorcycle crash on Interstate 95 in Augusta.
Officials: Tanker crash taints city water
A papermaking chemical leaking from a crashed tanker threatens three wells that supply water to the entire Greater Augusta Utility District.
CORRECTION
The vote in a June referendum to abolish Readfield’s Public Works Department was 424 in favor and 419 against. An article on page A1 of Friday’s edition misstated the vote count becaue of a reporter error.
Libyan government denies death of Gadhafi son
Regional School Unit 12’s central office is in Whitefield. An article on page B7 of Thursday’s edition misidentified the location due to reporter error.
Waterville police blottter Aug. 2
The Waterville Police Department reported the following activity Aug. 1-2:
Waterville police log Aug. 1
The Waterville Police Department reported the following activity July 31 and Aug. 1:
CORRECTION
Thursday’s story on page A1 about the potential closing of the East Vassalboro Post Office provided, because of a reporting error, an incorrect deadline for comments. The postal service will accept comments through Aug. 14. Also, Jan Murton should have been identified as owner of North Country Rivers.
Waterville police blotter July 28
The Waterville Police Department reported the following activity July 27-28: