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Nuns Forgive Man For Killing Sister
" Nuns in Montreal, Canada showed an extreme form of forgiveness when they forgave the man who killed their fellow Sister.
Hearing on Bill Dealing with Effects of Ethanol on Engines
A bill that would require gas without ethanol to be available in Maine was heard before the transportation committee in Augusta Thursday.
Waterville, Maine, sewerage district rates increase
Feb. 4--WATERVILLE -- Waterville residents are paying higher fees to the Waterville Sewerage District, effective Jan.
Maine Senator Seeks Non-Ethanol Gas Availability
A revamped bill to help boaters and owners of other gas-powered engines deal with problems they blame on ethanol is being reviewed by the Maine Legislature's Transportation Committee.
Shout it out - Maine students make noise for poetry
Maine's High school students are competing for the chance to represent the state at the Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest in Washington, D.C. The contest, where students recite memorized works of poetry in front of a live audience, annually attracts more than 350,000 competitors nationally.
Starting to clear Maine's broadband backlog
The biggest obstacle between Mainers and more, better, faster broadband Internet access is actually a very basic one: there's a lack of information about what kind of Internet service is already available where.
Ailing Pro-Life Advocate Holds Vigil in the Cold
Scott Michaud tears up while speaking of one of his greatest triumphs through God.
Waterville: Bob-In attempts to 'change image'
A few years ago, the Bob-In got a facelift when it served as a setting for an HBO film.
Historical show to give way to 'firsts'
'Landscape with Fisherman,' by George Caleb Bingham, 1850. Enlarge... Waterville a ' Area residents have three more weeks to sample an art journey through time, from classics to modern, in celebration of 50 years of the Colby Museum of Art.
'I love you' in four-part harmony
Say "I love you" with a Singing Valentine. For as little as $35, a barbershop quartet will serenade a sweetheart at home, work or play Feb.
MaineGeneral sees regional facility as 'solution' for future
It was late 2008. For officials at MaineGeneral Medical Center, the clock was ticking faster and faster.
State of the State: Baldacci speech to look back, and ahead
Gov. John Baldacci is expected to recap his seven years in office and assess Maine's economic situation and how to improve it when he delivers his final State of the State address Thursday.
Funeral Thursday For Bishop From Maine
There will be a funeral mass Thursday in New Mexico for a Roman Catholic bishop who is originally from Maine.
Home Medical Equipment to open in Wilton
WILTON a ' A fifth branch of Coastal Med Tech Inc. is preparing to open in East Wilton under the name, Home Medical Equipment.
Waterville: Sustainability forum is Saturday
The public on Saturday is invited to see what is being done to conserve resources, sustain a healthy environment and promote economic prosperity in the mid-Maine area.
Eddington family waits for word from Haiti
Robyn Frick was up all night trying to reach his daughter Jessica. Jessica Frick is a student at Colby College in Waterville.
Waterville: Envisioning the future at Head of Falls
A consultant's recommendations for Head of Falls include restaurants, shopping areas, commercial, office, residential and open green spaces as well as public gathering spots.
January 10: Paine publishes 'Common Sense', Treaty of Versailles ratified
Maine Fast Fact : In 1871, Mary Low became the first female student at Colby College in Waterville, Maine and she graduated valedictorian of her class four years later.
The search for a missing New Hampshire woman has investigators asking for help here in Maine.