The $400,000 partnership with the city, Colby College and the DOT is for preliminary engineering for the traffic change on Main and Front streets.
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Former Councilor Erik Thomas chosen by Waterville Democrats to run for Ward 7 seat
About 50 people turned out Monday for the Waterville City Democratic Committee caucus to choose candidates for the November election.
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Students arriving soon in new $25 million Colby dorm in downtown Waterville
Alfond Commons will be home to 200 students, all of whom will be participating in a civic engagement program to foster community relationships and problem solving.
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Morning Sentinel Aug. 5 police log
Waterville area police reports for Sunday, Aug. 5, 2018.
Posted inLocal & State
Waterville housing sales more than double
Real estate agents and the city assessor attribute the growth over the last 10 years to the end of the recession and investments downtown.
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American Ninja Warrior to make appearance in Skowhegan on Tuesday
Participant in TV series to bring obstacle course to town’s first ever National Night Out sponsored by the police department.
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Waterville council to consider two-way traffic study for downtown
Colby College and the state would fund the $400,000 preliminary engineering work needed to start discussions about a possible traffic pattern change on Main and Front streets.
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Independent Clean Elections gubernatorial candidate Terry Hayes stumps in Waterville
The state treasurer and former three-term state representative said she would work to change the tone of state government if elected.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell and Augusta.
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Former city councilor chosen by Republicans to run for Waterville Board of Education in Ward 7
Thursday’s caucus also chose candidates for City Council in wards 1, 5, and 7.