The Holocaust survivor, author and Nobel Peace Prize laureate watched and remembered so none of us would forget.
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Enthusiastic fans flock to opening of Maine International Film Festival
The festival in Waterville runs through July 17 and features nearly 100 films.
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Waterville woman identified as Kennebec River drowning victim
Barbara York, 53, died after she and Jeffrey Smith, 50, were ejected from their motorboat in Norridgewock.
Posted inLocal & State
Waterville dog owner charged after passer-by reports being bitten
The city’s animal control officer was bitten by the same dog last year, the police chief says.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Disarray at Riverview deters patient progress
The people caring for the killer of three nuns might not be able to notice a mental health slide.
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Waterville area schools put in lockout mode for an hour
No one is charged and police say the event was triggered by a statement made by a man who has ‘hounded’ the Waterville school department for about a year.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State
Waterville man pleads guilty to selling counterfeit coins
Mwashuma M. Sithole ordered the fakes online and pawned them as the real thing in central Maine.
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Waterville man denies sexual assault of 73-year-old woman
Mark Halle, accused of breaking into the woman’s home and raping her at gunpoint, pleaded not guilty to six charges.
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Jackknifed truck removed from I-95 in Waterville after tying up traffic for hours
Police say the driver was distracted when his truck crashed into guardrails and jackknifed Thursday morning on the overpass of Kennedy Memorial Drive.
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Colby College’s 5,505-panel solar array will be one of largest in the state
The 1.9 megawatt project will produce enough power to meet 16 percent of the Waterville college’s energy needs.