Waterville councilors approved funds on Tuesday for the paving, as well as paving projects on The Concourse and the former Elden Inn lot.
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Supporters of Waterville mayor blast opponents, news media over recall effort
Those seeking to recall Nick Isgro say he is not fit to be mayor because he lied about the budget process and attacks people on social media.
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Republican candidates, party officials stand by Waterville mayor
Two gubernatorial candidates and the state Republican party say the public should move past Nick Isgro’s comments on social media and focus on the work the mayor is doing.
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Waterville Council to consider funds for paving former site of The Ticonic sculpture
City Manager Michael Roy said Monday that while officials had considered replacing the sculpture on The Concourse with another fixture, the site will remain vacant for now.
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Video: Waterville mayor avoids questions over claim of 13% tax increase
Nick Isgro held a press conference Monday morning to say headlines about mayoral recall distract from work of city but he refused to answer questions about his contention that city councilors are secretly crafting a budget proposal that would raise property taxes.
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Thai-inspired fried chicken, gourmet doughnuts merge in new Waterville restaurant
Money Cat Fried Chicken and Donuts owners David Gilbert and Kevin Sandes say their new concept fits in perfectly with downtown revitalization.
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More than 200 graduate at Thomas College
The commencement cermony included a decorated military veteran, Maj. Gen. John W. Libby; and Ann LePage, Maine’s first lady.
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Waterville mayor says council wants 13 percent tax hike
Two councilors reached Saturday said numbers for the city budget haven’t been finalized and they haven’t heard of any proposal to increase taxes 13 percent.
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First of 2 apartment buildings in Waterville demolished, making way for new credit union
The buildings on Oak and Main streets will be replaced by a 3,000-square-foot KV Federal Credit Union, to open in the fall and replace the location on Quarry Road.