Though some Select Board members expressed concern about the impact of state limits on gatherings to no more than 50 people, the town will have an open Town Meeting at Whitefield Elementary School on July 18.
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Alfond Youth Center in Waterville to continue summer programs with reduced enrollment
In order to abide by new guidelines set by the state, the director of advancement for the youth center, said the center has implemented several precautionary measures.
Gardiner Public Library officials look to freeze fees
In response to economic uncertainty brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the library’s board of trustees is recommending city officials not increase the fees neighboring communities pay to use the library.
Vacated Farmingdale selectman seat could be filled in July
Town Clerk Rose Webster said the position vacated by Selectman Andy Vellani has already garnered interest from a couple of town residents.
Garages destroyed by fire as man burns leaves in Embden
About 50 firefighters from several towns battled a blaze Sunday that destroyed two garages on Embden Pond and spread into the woods. Firefighters were able to prevent serious damage to a nearby camp.
Richmond readies for summer, but without recreation program, Richmond Days
While Richmond’s KOA campground can be open to Maine residents starting Memorial Day weekend, other summer activities have been canceled.
More changes shape summer season in downtown Augusta
Outdoor dining, a new gallery and new apartments now under construction mark the latest chapter in downtown Augusta’s revival.
Veterans honored on Memorial Day with virtual ceremonies in central Maine
Many central Maine communities recorded programs honoring veterans Monday as most in-person events were canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Central Maine communities find ways to remember those who died serving country
The Tardiff-Belanger American Legion Post 39 and Auxiliary held remembrance ceremonies Monday at six sites in Starks, Anson and Madison.
High schools in Winslow, Newport, Pittsfield and China get creative with graduations
Schools are tailoring graduation ceremonies to stay within safety guidelines regarding group gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic, but are also including in-person opportunities.