The plan calls for work on an approximately 5-mile, accident-prone section of the road in Winthrop.
Craig Crosby
Posted inLife & Culture
After 20 years, Augusta’s well-dressed goose continues to delight
Georgie the Goose has spent the past two decades on Marjorie Scott’s Augusta lawn, capturing the attention of passers-by with its imaginative wardrobe.
advertisement
Posted inLocal & State, News
Two separate fires in 4 hours displace five Augusta families
A kitchen fire in a mobile home and an apartment building blaze leave 14 people in need of temporary shelter.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Well-dressed goose’s curb appeal a feather in Augusta woman’s cap
She’s called the ‘Goose Lady’ for her concrete lawn ornament.
Posted inLocal & State
Eastern Avenue goose turns 20
Georgie the Goose has spent the past two decades on Marjorie Scott’s Augusta lawn, delighting those who pass by.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Augusta apartment fire displaces four families
An electrical malfunction is blamed, and multiple code violations must be addressed before the tenants are allowed to move back in.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Augusta woman faces setback in life insurance appeal
Jennifer Neumeyer hopes to convince the state to honor her late husband’s life insurance policy.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Newlywed ex-policewoman dies days after Augusta motorcycle crash
Karen Nightingale, 53, was on the way to her soon-to-be new home when her motorcycle hit a pothole.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Kennebec County detective named top deputy in the nation
Sgt. John Bourque is praised especially for his effectiveness on drug cases.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Gardiner woman dies from motorcycle crash injuries
Karen O’Donnell suffered the injuries July 6 in an accident in Augusta after she hit a pothole.