The proposal would exempt military personnel stationed out of state, or deployed more than 180 days, from vehicle excise tax in Augusta.
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Tax-Aide foundation seeks volunteers
The AARP Tax-Aide Foundation seeks volunteers to join a team of dedicated AARP Tax-Aide volunteers who prepare and electronically file federal and state income tax returns for low to moderate income taxpayers, according to a news release form the foundation. This program is provided free of charge to eligible taxpayers. Volunteers help neighbors take away […]
Newly elected councilors may join new Augusta police station debate before taking office
Councilors elected in November’s election are not scheduled to start their terms until they are sworn in at the start of the new year.
CCC Construction building damaged in Augusta fire Wednesday
Property owner Renee Callahan said building on Callahan Drive in Augusta housed her husband Peter’s business, CCC Construction.
Kennebec Historical Society’s next presentation set for Nov. 20
Henry “Hank” D. Lunn will speak at the Maine State Library.
Augusta Nature Club to meet Nov. 20
The Augusta Nature Club will hold a luncheon meeting Wednesday, Nov. 20, at Capital Area Technical Center at 40 Pierce Drive in Augusta. Members are asked to arrive by 11:30 a.m. Lunch will be served at noon followed by a brief meeting. Edward Gleason on the Northern Lights, manager at the Southworth Planetarium, will speak about […]
Two Maine infrastructure projects get federal funding
A total of $44.7 million in grants will finance projects sought by the Maine Department of Transportation and the town of Lubec.
Augusta man stabbed girlfriend to death, took his own life, police say
Maine State Police say Eric Ryan fatally shot himself as Augusta police were entering the apartment where the couple lived, long after Loryn McCollett had died.
Mix of rain, ice, snow in central Maine to be followed by low temperatures
Central Maine coated in a mess that could freeze solid as temperatures plummet around Augusta and Waterville.