Longtime Augusta business Al’s & Double R’s Taxi is working to comply with city codes after earlier being denied a license renewal, officials say.
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Former Bread of Life official pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
Jeffrey A. Tyler, 48, of Augusta denied allegations he sexually assaulted a female victim at least three times, beginning when she was a minor.
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‘Maine at its Mid-Point’ exhibit on view at the State Capitol
The photographic exhibition is presented by the Maine Arts Commission in collaboration with the Penobscot Marine Museum.
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Kennebec County courts Jan. 23-29, 2020
A roundup of cases closed at courts in Augusta and Waterville, during the week of Jan. 23-29.
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Two charged in Augusta with meth trafficking
Police said they discovered 114 grams of methamphetamine in a vehicle and 155 grams at a Pittston house.
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Area students named to Worcester Polytechnic Institute dean’s list
WORCESTER, Mass. — The following local residents were among 1,678 students named to the 2019 fall semester dean’s list at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Molly Silsby, of Augusta, is a junior majoring in mechanical engineering. Rowan Labaugh, of Augusta, is a sophomore majoring in mechanical engineering. Brett Foster, of Fairfield, is a sophomore majoring in electrical […]
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Guests hike, dine at Viles Arboretum’s annual Table Tour fundraiser
The Augusta nonprofit’s largest fundraiser shows off its hiking trails, all while dishing out hot food to guests.
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Wentworth Institute of Technology dean’s list
BOSTON — Six local students have been named to the 2019 fall semester dean’s list at Wentworth Institute of Technology. They are: Neil Stottler, of Farmingdale; Sarah Elizabeth Williamson, of Jefferson; Zachary J. Steele, of Winthrop; Emma Whitney, of Augusta; Myah Emily Hatfield, of Montville; and Phoebe Ann Lyman, of Norridgewock.
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Putting Augusta police station downtown could cost less than originally thought
Fire and police chiefs say downtown site would bring concerns about flooding that must be addressed.
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Group opposing CMP corridor invites supporters to ‘celebration’ in Augusta
A Facebook post by Say No to NECEC to announce a news conference Monday hints that the group has collected enough signatures to force a referendum on the project in November.