Waterville News

Carol Mathieu Fowler's portrait of the late Solomon Levenson is among the paintings by the Unity artist on view this month in Waterville.

Whether voters will be asked to repeal a law that makes major changes to the state tax code will be decided in the coming weeks, as two lawsuits make their way through the court system.

It was the blueberry chocolate bark that got Leeanne Hewey to bite. Again and again.

Several movies that warm up the already simmering winter film season will open in the area this weekend.

Advance tickets are now available for the December 2009 world premiere of 217 Films' new documentary about American master John Marin.

Submitted by Al Diamon on Tue, 11/10/2009 - 4:30pm. Maine Media Tony award: The Kennebec Journal in Augusta has captured a real prize.

American and Maine flags are flying at half-staff in memory of Marine Maj. Samuel Leigh.

Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area will honor five volunteers at the annual REM Community Awards Ceremony on Nov.

Area students have enrolled this fall at Colby College. Before classes began, each student took part in an orientation that included an introduction to Colby's rigorous academics, rich cultural life, and community involvement opportunities as well as a three-day outdoor excursion.

The Inside Out Playground will close later this month after 16 years in the city.

Sixteen people will graduate today from a program designed to give them an added advantage in the workforce.

Councilors on Wednesday voted 6-1 to approve a tax plan for an affordable-housing project on Gilman Street.

The plant manager of General Electric Security, the town's largest employer, wants employees who need hospital care to travel 22 miles south -- not one mile down the road.

H1N1 virus has hit the central Maine schools. At least two students who attend Waterville and Oakland schools have tested positive for H1N1 recently, according to school superintendents.

Halloween is just hours away. Depending on where you live you could have hundreds of kids knocking on your door.

AUGUSTA : Dr. Dora Anne Mills, director of the Maine Center for Disease Control, said Oct.

As I contemplate another career change, I admit to a lurking sense of unease. ... The most consistent factor in my life has been growing peas.

A Halloween parade, of sorts, wound its way around part of Waterville - encouraging young girls to get scary this holiday, instead of sexy.

Wayne David DuPlessis of Bethel died Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009. He was born Jan. 10, 1952, in Van Buren, the son of Ludger and Theresa DuPlessis.

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