Elizabeth Pohl’s relentless advocacy for a high-quality library in the city culminated in 2016 with the renovation and expansion of the original building erected in 1896.
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Augusta police swear in ‘Officer Gnome’ on social media
In a humorous social media post Friday, the Augusta Police Department posted photos showing its newest patrol officer, a small gnome statue.
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Maine’s top court says appeal of changes to solar incentives must go to lower court
Thursday’s ruling is a blow to solar advocates who have fought the new rule that reduces credits to homeowners.
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Bloody attack on cellmate nets Augusta man 20-year prison term
Elijah Ashley pleaded guilty to aggravated assault on Paul Gagnon, who was jailed for contempt involving child support.
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Augusta man sentenced to 20 years for violent attack on cellmate
Elijah Ashley pleaded guilty to aggravated assault on Paul Gagnon, who was in jail on a contempt charge for failing to pay child support.
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Work begins on Maine Fisher House at Togus to lodge families of veterans
The Fisher House Foundation’s 16-suite facility will provide free lodging for families of veterans seeking treatment at VA-Maine Healthcare Center-Togus.
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Sentencing in Manchester double murder set for October
David Marble Jr., who was convicted in the Dec. 25, 2015, slaying of Eric Williams and Bonnie Royer in Manchester, also is requesting a new trial.
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Ex-Gardiner teacher sentenced for sexually assaulting girl, 16, at his home
The teenager told the judge she has lost trust in men, including teachers and father figures, since the assault by John Glowa Jr.
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Augusta police seek information about woman reported missing
Elizabeth A. Munster, 37, was last seen around North Street on the evening of July 31.
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Report projecting virtually no job growth in Maine through 2026 is seen as ‘a call to action’
The Department of Labor’s report predicts a net gain of fewer than 100 jobs in the decade from 2016 to 2026.