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Published
September 20, 2016

Waterville pizza shop robbery investigation continues

Jason Bard, co-owner with his mother of Scotty's Pizza, says he doesn't think a local would have perpetrated the armed holdup.
Published
September 8, 2016

Our View: Organ donation system should include stronger incentives

A recent Maine kidney transplant is the result of an online plea – but tens of thousands of people remain on waiting lists.
Published
September 7, 2016

Waterville police identify body of woman found in Kennebec River

An autopsy has been performed on the body of Lexxi T. Sironen, 43, a transient who was living in Waterville.
Published
September 3, 2016

Man, woman from Maine held on drug charges in N.H.

Taheen Mungo, 34, of Waterville and Lacie Chapman, 32, of Lewiston were arrested after about 190 grams of suspected crack cocaine were found in the car they were in, New Hampshire State Police say.
Published
September 1, 2016

Waterville police seek man in hammer attack at apartment building

Police are looking for the suspect who reportedly also had a handgun when he fled after hitting a resident in the head.

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Published
August 25, 2016

In Waterville, too much bug spray lands 3 in hospital

Fire officials in hazmat suits respond to a caller who complained of respiratory problems at the apartment building.
Published
August 18, 2016

Waterville building owner envisions microbrewery, nightclub

A Boston man is looking for a partner to help him develop the former Ken-A-Set building.
Published
August 11, 2016

State fire marshal to investigate Belmont Avenue blaze in Waterville

A garage, pickup truck and boat were destroyed in the fire, that also damaged the two-apartment house Wednesday night.
Published
August 8, 2016

After decades of neglect, Waterville train gets a lift

The Old 470 is the oldest steam locomotive in New England, and it's going on display in Ellsworth.
Published
August 5, 2016

Sanford rug maker takes first step to avoid tariffs on imported fibers

The approval from the Commerce Department could allow Flemish Master Weavers to save 8 percent or more.