City officials are hoping that restoring the street to its earlier configuration will eliminate the flooding problem.
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Augusta school board race draws four write-in candidates
Voters on Tuesday will need to know how to spell the name of their favorite school board candidate when they head to the polls.
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New Jersey man pleads guilty to 2014 drug trafficking charges in Augusta
Jury selection in Otis Tosen’s case had been scheduled for Thursday at the Capital Judicial Center.
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Faith community stands with immigrants in Augusta
At a State House rally Wednesday, clergy and religious leaders declared their support and solidarity with immigrants, refugees and asylum-seekers.
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Kennebec Journal June 7 police log
Augusta area police reports for June 7, 2017.
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Augusta business owners say proposed secondhand shop rules go too far
Police proposed changes to city regulations to help solve theft cases.
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Augusta father ordered to take parenting class after 2-year-old nearly drowns in Kennebec River
The boy was found floating facedown last Sept. 16 in the river; he has recovered since then.
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New UMA president expected by end of week
The new UMA president will take over after June 30 for James Conneely, who resigned in April less than two years after being named the school’s fourth president since September 2014.
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Augusta drug trafficking nets Ohio man 18 months in prison
Trevon Orman, 22, pleaded guilty Tuesday at the Capital Judicial Center to trafficking in heroin and cocaine in late March at an Augusta residence.
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Augusta official describes Friday bedbug incident as ‘an extraordinary bit of misdirected anger’
A man told police he unleashed an estimated 100 bedbugs at city hall because he wanted city workers to experience what he’d gone through in his apartment.