Brian T. Mulkern received a time-served sentence Tuesday in federal court.
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Waterville Planning Board approves strip mall for Kennedy Memorial Drive
The developer hopes to start building in April, after an anchor tenant signs on.
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Waterville march to honor police, public officials, emergency workers
The event scheduled for Saturday will start at Thomas College and end at the city police station.
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Waterville council to consider authorizing the city to join lawsuit against opiate drug companies
Councilors on Tuesday also will consider accepting funds from Colby to buy a police cruiser and approving union contracts with public works and parks and recreation employees.
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Quarry Road officials seek public input on future plans for recreation area
Residents are encouraged to attend the session Monday at the Waterville Opera House.
Posted inMaine Crime
California man arrested late Saturday after high speed chase in Waterville, Fairfield
Ryan Ragsdale’s sport utility vehicle took out a tree and city lamp post on The Concourse in downtown Waterville and then crashed into two vehicles, which caused them to bump two others, according to police.
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Police arrest three from New York on drug charges in Waterville, Augusta
One woman turned over 115 bags of fentanyl and 63 bags of crack cocaine that she had on her, authorities say.
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Waterville Planning Board to consider final plans for strip mall
Marden’s Surplus & Salvage is proposing the mall be built on the former Weathervane property on Kennedy Memorial Drive.
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Waterville agency seeks more volunteer drivers amid dip in help
John Bryant and another 90 or so drivers take people who are elderly, poor, suffering from an illness or special needs, or are disabled to appointments and jobs throughout central Maine.
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Waterville clubhouse for those with mental illness gets international distinction
About 79 percent of High Hopes Clubhouse active members were trained for jobs and remain employed.