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About childhood sweethearts who find each other again after many years and marry; about elderly people finding love for the first time; of widows and widowers getting a second chance at love.
Jury begins deliberations in Dapolito trial
The jury in Patrick Dapolito's murder trial has started to deliberate whether the Limington man was responsible for the 2010 fatal shooting of his wife.
Dapolito details his actions after wife's slaying
By then, Dapolito had already discovered Kelly Winslow's body in their Limington home and placed it in their basement freezer before transporting it to his father's property in western Maine, he testified this morning in his murder trial in York County Superior Court.
Program helps low-income students
Adam Lerette, who's studying hospitality at Thomas College, has been made to feel very welcome on the West River Road campus.
137-year-old Waterville church celebrates its final Mass
TOGETHER: Katheryn Moses, left, Linda Hook and Father Miles Brookes hold hands as they, and the congregation, recite the Lord's Prayer during the final mass at St.
Latest Search For Ayla Comes Up Empty - Police Say DiPietro's Still Holding Out
Waterville - Divers searched bodies of water in Waterville again Friday, looking for clues in the disappearance of 22-month-old Ayla Reynolds, the toddler who's been missing for more than a month now.
Schools Learning How Much Money's Available Next Year
School districts across the state are finding out just how much money they may have to work with next school year.
Daughter testifies for father in trial
For awhile, Angel Dapolito had an inkling of how her father made his living. There was a money counter and a scale in the house, boxes in the garage and her father carried enough cash that he could buy a television set without a credit card.
Overflowing homeless shelter is bursting at the seams
Jamie Grey dreams of having her own apartment where she can cook, clean and care for her baby girl, due next month.
Governor visits Winslow school
Governor Paul LePage focused on the importance of reading when he visited St. John Regional Catholic School in Winslow recently.
Central Maine Public Works Crews Busy Cleaning Up After mess Storm
Winslow - Public works crews in Waterville and Winslow were busy keeping their roads clean during Friday's storm.
Dapolito's defense aired at murder trial
After Patrick Dapolito lost his oil industry job, he applied his business sense and organizational abilities to his newfound trade: Drug dealing.
Four adults and three children are alive today because smoke detectors in their building alerted them early Monday to escape a fire that ultimately left them homeless.
Smoke detectors woke up seven people in Waterville early Monday morning. Fire fighters were called to King Street a little after midnight.
The following is a list of cases closed Jan. 12, 2012, to Jan. 18, 2012, in Augusta District Court: Herbert J. Ashby, 62, of Palermo, violating protective order Dec.
Three municipalities could share one police station
The towns of Oakland and Winslow are in the same boat as Waterville -- in desperate need of new police stations.
Delta Ambulance moves to new location
As of this week, Delta Ambulance in Waterville has a new home - a short distance away from its old home at MaineGeneral Medical Center Seton Campus.
Drills are not fun for everyone
Alica L. Goodwin, 27, of Clinton, was arrested on a warrant following a report of criminal mischief at an Elm Street apartment, according to police reports.
Ayla Reynold's father attends Waterville vigil in honor of missing toddler
Justin DiPietro, father of Ayla Reynolds, embraces Danielle Bartz, who organized a candlelight vigil for Ayla on Tuesday, January 17, 2012.