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Jonathan Petgrave, 37, was arrested Thursday and charged with Class A trafficking in crack cocaine and fentanyl.
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Fair wages and work-life balance are among the topics of negotiations IAM Local 2740 members and the company plan to return to Tuesday, a union representative said.
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Sharon Frost addressed local concerns and encouraged public involvement in state policymaking.
After floods, Augusta updates Kennebec River warnings
3 天之前 · After floods, Augusta updates Kennebec River warnings The surprising storm in December 2023 led officials to reassess when warnings are triggered.
Here’s the best of 2024 in stories, photos in central Maine
2024年12月31日 · An 'American Idol' contestant, tainted weed, fentanyl deliveries and local government controversies — and so much more — helped define 2024 in central Maine.
Kennebec Journal, Maine’s oldest newspaper, turns 200
2025年1月8日 · The Kennebec Journal published its first issue on Jan. 8, 1825, making it Maine's oldest surviving newspaper.
Reporting Aside: How will central Mainers vote? - Kennebec …
2024年10月25日 · Reporting Aside: How will central Mainers vote? A quick polling of Waterville area residents about who they plan to vote for for president garnered an eclectic set of answers, Amy Calder writes.