Reporting Aside: Move along, April, you fickle month

As Robert Frost penned in his poem "Two Tramps in Mud Time," April has a habit of taking us a step into summer and then two back into winter, Amy Calder writes.

Waterville Senior High honors top 10 seniors

Day’s Jewelers to move Waterville corporate offices to The Elm on College Avenue

The company will lease the first floor from local businessman Bill Mitchell, who says the City Council chambers and First Congregational Church United Church of Christ and its related Essentials Closet will remain on the lower level of the building.

Bridge clubs name recent winners

Waterville City Council votes to change provider for solid waste disposal, recycling

Councilors also took the first of two votes needed to approve a zoning change at 74 Pleasant St. to allow Ware-Butler Building Supply to put offices at the former Sacred Heart Church rectory.

Colby College joins broad network to support rural students on path to higher education

Colby announced Tuesday it is part of the Small Town and Rural Students College Network, an organization of colleges and universities across the nation working to help rural students enroll and succeed in higher education.

Easter egg hunt set for April 8 at Augusta’s Mill Park

Waterville to consider changing provider for solid waste disposal, recycling

The City Council is expected to hear a proposal Tuesday to forego a new contract with Waste Management in Norridgewock in favor of a more affordable option with Casella Waste Systems in Waterville.

Bridge clubs name recent winners

Waterville center to offer free showing of ‘A Breath of Life’ April 9

A Q&A with local trans activists and Colby students will follow.