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Fire victim grateful for firefighters, family dog that alerted couple to fire
Firefighters from Winslow, Fairfield, Oakland, Sidney, Vassalboro and Albion went to the Trafton Road fire to provide water tankers, as the home is beyond the reach of Waterville’s hydrant system.
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Former Penobscot chief to speak Sunday at Waterville Universalist Unitarian Church
Barry Dana, of Solon, will discuss the native perspective on the Earth and its relationship with humans.
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Waterville Police Department holding second Operation HOPE benefit concert
Proceeds from Musicians for Hope will help fund department’s opiate prevention program.
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Waterville women charged with beating woman, stealing $100 from her
The victim told police the attack and theft might have been payback for something she or her ex-boyfriend might have done.
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Waterville family escapes home fire after dog alerts them to smoke
Michael Donihue and Susan MacKenzie were displaced early Wednesday when a fire filled their Trafton Road home with smoke, a fire official said.
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Waterville council approves referendum vote to dissolve AOS 92
Steve Soule was re-elected council chairman Tuesday night.
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Waterville woman charged late Saturday after four-hour police standoff
Incident was the second standoff with police in the city in the past month.
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Waterville area’s biggest stories of 2017
Colby construction, school budget fights, missing pit bulls and Ayla declared dead were the Morning Sentinel’s most newsworthy stories of the year.
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Saturday fire leaves Waterville family of five homeless
Two cats lost in blaze; the family is safe and staying with friends.