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Belgrade names Fayette accountant as new town manager (opens the original)
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After an almost five-month search, Belgrade appointed a new town manager effective Oct. 19. Michael Carlson has spent 30 years as a certified public accountant and has five years of experience as a selectboard member in Fayette. Selectboard chair Carol Johnson announced Carlson’s hiring Tuesday. Johnson highlighted Carlson’s familiarity with accounting, audits and regulatory compliance and his experience in municipal government in the announcement. Carlson’s salary will be $99,500 per year, and
Belgrade summer camp granted protection order after shots fired incident (opens the original)
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WATERVILLE — A children’s camp in Belgrade has secured a protection from harassment order against a neighbor following an armed confrontation in August and “years of problems.” Judge Charles Dow granted the order Monday in Waterville District Court after the two sides reached an agreement. Nathan Hewett, 36, allegedly fired about 20 shots from a semi-automatic rifle near Camp Modin on Aug. 7 after a dispute with the camp’s security guards. At the time, about 400 campers and staff members were at
Waterville DOT workers, team behind Albion hit-and-run investigation honored (opens the original)
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VASSALBORO — When a crash on Interstate 95 in Waterville killed two Department of Transportation workers in January, DOT workers Chad Manson and Rick King were there. If they hadn’t been, the devastating crash could have been worse. After a minivan and tractor trailer collided, the minivan careened into an active construction zone where it struck and killed James Brown, 60, and Dwayne Campbell, 51. Manson threw himself at a coworker, pushing her and himself out of the minivan’s path, likely savi
Waterville Opera House announces 2027 season with ‘Earnest,’ ‘Annie,’ ‘Les Misérables’ (opens the original)
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WATERVILLE — In its 125th year, the Waterville Opera House plans to bring two classic musicals, a comedy and a thriller to its storied stage while celebrating its own history. A special announcement event was held Tuesday night, where Executive Director Michelle Sweet spoke about the opera house’s impact and legacy in the city. “The diversity in our programming and our dedication to live theater enables us to provide our volunteer performers and audiences with regional theater production values
How Waterville’s investment in the arts is paying off a decade later (opens the original)
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WATERVILLE — When Jenny and Craig Allen opened the Loon Room earlier this summer, they wanted a space to host open mics, comedy nights and discussions. And as haven for the arts, the Allens thought the city would be the right place for what they call their “exploratory mission.” “While we’ve been here we’ve seen Waterville fill back up, and seem to be getting more and more vibrant,” Craig Allen said. “It does seem like there’s a critical mass of cool stuff … taking it in the right direction, tha
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