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Clinton Fire Rescue mourns unexpected loss of firefighter-EMT
CLINTON, Maine (WABI) - Clinton Fire Rescue and the Clinton Professional Firefighters Association are dealing with a devastating and unexpected loss Wednesday. Clinton Fire Rescue announced the death of one of its members Tuesday night. On Wednesday afternoon, they identified the firefighter-EMT as Becky Stuart. Fire Chief Rick Barton asked...
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“Good Stuff Cheap” — New Waterville Location of Ollie’s Bargain Outlet
If you have taken a trip to downtown Waterville lately, you have probably noticed the large bright red sign that reads “Ollie’s.” Located next to the Dollar Tree in the shopping plaza across from Alfond Commons, Ollie’s Bargain Outlet is a discount retailer offering great bargains with up to 70 percent off store items. The discount chain had its grand opening on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, and the store is now open Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., as well as Sundays 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Speed, alcohol suspected in deadly Pittsfield hit-and-run
PITTSFIELD, Maine (WGME) -- Police say a bicyclist has been killed in a hit-and-run crash in Pittsfield. According to police, officers got a call about a bicycle in the road and a car speeding away on Peltoma Avenue around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Officers responded to the area and found...
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Waterville holds Veterans Day parade, ceremony
WATERVILLE, Maine (WABI) -Waterville honored veterans Wednesday morning with a parade and ceremony recognizing those who have served. The parade began at Head of Falls Park and circled downtown. Community groups, local law enforcement and residents took part. Waterville Boy and Girl Scouts marched in the parade. Scouts from Troop...
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China select board deals with complicated issues
China select board members had several complicated issues on their Nov. 2 agenda, not all ripe for decision. They decided three:. — Board members unanimously approved a new, less comprehensive proposal from Raegan LaRochelle to assist with developing China’s revised Tax Increment Financing (TIF) plan (see the Oct. 22 issue of The Town Line, p. 3). LaRochelle will receive $3,200 for about three weeks spent educating the select board and the public and working with them and Town Manager Rebecca Hapgood to identify town projects eligible for TIF funding. Her fee will come from the TIF account.
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Up and Down the Kennebec Valley: Medical history in central Kennebec Valley
This article will consider the remaining doctors who had cards in the July 31, 1875, issue of the Daily Kennebec Journal, and three of their predecessors. The men announcing their practices in July, 1875, included:. — W. L. Thompson, M.D., Corner State and Green Sts. Office hours 1 to 3...
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EVENTS: Back of the Napkin Challenge returns for fourth year
Challenging students to think big, innovate boldly, and create meaningful change in their communities. Dirigo Labs, a program of the Central Maine Growth Council, in collaboration with Thomas College, Kennebec Valley Community College, and Colby College, is excited to announce the 4th Annual Back of the Napkin Challenge, a student entrepreneurship competition that encourages creative thinkers to transform innovative ideas into solutions for real-world challenges.
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China Community Food Pantry accepting food donations
The China Community Food Pantry is currently accepting food donations of Thanksgiving-themed canned and dry goods (gravy, stuffing mix, cranberry sauce, vegetables, cake mixes, pie filling and pie shells.) Frozen whole chickens and turkeys are also welcome. Fresh produce, squash and potatoes are not needed and already in stock. Items may be dropped off on the front porch of the Pantry (1320 Lakeview Drive, China, ME). Call 968-2421 if dropping off perishable items.