More than 300 people packed Thomas College’s Ayotte Auditorium to hear the candidates debate.
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Humane Society Waterville Area shelter re-opens after feline distemper outbreak
The Webb Road facility has recovered from an outbreak of feline distemper, which killed about three dozen cats and kittens.
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In Waterville mayor’s race, incumbent Isgro faces opposition in three-way matchup
Democrat Erik Thomas and Independent John Levesque seek the mayor’s seat, vying against Mayor Nick Isgro, in the Nov. 7 election.
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Colby launches $750 million fundraising campaign to build on academics
More than $380 million already has been raised toward the campaign to include construction of a performing arts center.
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Waterville council approves TIF district, development plan for Trafton Road
City officials Tuesday also honored the retired city cemetery superintendent, Trudy Lovely, by dedicating the annual report to her.
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Police: Sun glare caused crash involving truck, school bus in Waterville
Blinded by the sun, the driver of a box truck couldn’t see the stopped bus, crashing into it and stalling traffic for an hour.
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Waterville council to consider final vote on tax increment financing district for Trafton Road
If approved, the TIF will pay the city’s share of rebuilding Trafton Road to handle the increased traffic that has resulted from the construction of the Interstate 95 interchange.
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Waterville off-track betting parlor seeking $696,000 from former teller
A lawsuit alleges that Michael S. Tardiff Sr., 50, of Augusta, embezzled the money from Favorites over a 3 year period.
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Waterville pastor honored with prestigious grant, recognized for preaching skills
The Rev. Thomas Blackstone of the Pleasant Street United Methodist Church was selected for a grant that will allow him three months of travel which will conclude with a silent retreat in Colorado.
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Despite attempts to save it, federal Perkins Loan Program expires
The expiration leaves thousands of students in Maine — and beyond — without the subsidized loans for future college years.