The board also expects to talk about a plan for a Muskie Center parking lot expansion.
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Colby conference highlights conservation, trail work on Maine’s section of the Appalachian Trail
Maine last hosted the Appalachian Trail Conservancy Conference in 1997; since then, those involved in preserving and maintaining the trail have accomplished a lot.
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Salvation Army store in Waterville to close Sept. 26 because of rising costs, declining sales
The organization will open a social services office in the city’s downtown for people in need.
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Waterville man on federal probation charged with drug trafficking
Patrick David Hanson, 26, was arrested after police searched his apartment Thursday.
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Paving project on upper Main Street in Waterville to start Sunday night
Several other street projects will be launched next week on Country Way, Gilman Street and Hazelwood Avenue.
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State police dog team finds man who fled from medical personnel
Waterville police were called to search for a man who tried to jump out of an ambulance, then escaped from EMTs once at the hospital.
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Tractor trailer snags wires, breaks two utility poles in Waterville
The driver had to wait in the cab until Central Maine Power Co. arrived to avoid electrocution.
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25th Taste of Waterville offers food, drink, entertainment from around globe
The event’s many repeat visitors encountered at least one vendor who stocked more food than last year, having run out early during her last outing.
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Game wardens suspend search for missing priest with ties to Waterville
Clement Thibodeau, 85, who was a priest in Waterville during the 1980s, disapeared in mid-July in Caribou.
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Waterville vehicle fire leads to arson charges against 2 men
A judge set bail at $5,000 each for the men, who are described as transients from out of state who allegedly set a vehicle ablaze in the parking lot of Super Shoes.