The hearing is to be held during the Board of Selectmen meeting, scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. over Zoom. It is also to be livestreamed on the town’s Facebook page.
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Augusta city manager to retire after 23 years
William “Bill” Bridgeo, the city’s longest-serving manager, will step down from his post in September.
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Most Waterville city councilors support buying body cameras for police
“It might be beneficial for future investigations for the department to pursue the purchase of body cameras..,” an Incident Review Team concluded.
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Gardiner man celebrates Maine’s role in song
In his quest to collect sheet music, Rod Spearin has searched out Maine’s unique position in popular music of the early 20th century.
Posted inLocal & State, Morning Sentinel, Schools and Education
Skowhegan Area High School shifts to remote learning after 105 students, staff quarantine due to COVID-19 case
The school expects to return Wednesday to its hybrid learning model.
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Mercer residents approve $723,974 budget at annual Town Meeting
About 60 of the town’s approximately 300 registered voters attend four-hour meeting outside the Community Center.
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Children’s Discovery Museum in Waterville to begin building renovations
The museum at 7 Eustis Parkway has delayed opening due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A date for that opening has yet to be set.
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Three Gardiner organizations seek federal grants from Community Project Funding
In a return to congressional earmarks, Johnson Hall, the Boys & Girls Clubs and the Cobbossee Trail Committee collaborate to secure $1 million in federal funding for their projects in Gardiner.
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Central Maine not included in Amtrak’s 2035 vision plan. What does that mean for future regional passenger rail service?
Experts say future not totally bleak, even if central Maine is not part of the passenger rail giant’s long-range plan.
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New Waterville center ‘could be a model — the idea of the arts bringing downtown back to life’
Susan T. Rodriguez, the lead architect for the $18 million art center in downtown Waterville, discusses the building’s design process.