Shane and Bud Savage purchased Buddies Groceries in September and moved Oakland Pharmacy into a new addition connected to the market that opened Dec. 14.
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Fire in Unity destroys mobile home
Fire Chief Blaine Parsons said the home is ‘completely ruined’ after the blaze on Turner Court.
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Former Waterville mayor, longtime Thomas College professor Nelson Madore dies at 77
Nelson Madore died on Christmas Eve.
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Central Maine restaurants experienced a Christmas Day like no other
Most local restaurants said business was slower than past years.
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Fentanyl, cocaine seized in Madison traffic stop
Ashley Churchill, 33, and Lukas Nelson, 32, both of Solon, were arrested.
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Not so treacherous Christmas storm hits central Maine
Rain and gusting winds began Christmas Eve and continue through Christmas Day.
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Vassalboro crafters giving wares to those who cannot afford holiday gifts
Josi Haskell and Jodi James are local crafters giving to their community during the holiday season.
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Unity food pantry moves up curbside Christmas dinner service a day earlier
The drive-thru dinner in Unity was changed to Christmas Eve due to weather concerns forecast for Christmas Day.
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Annual Central Maine Family Christmas Dinner in Waterville canceled over pandemic, fundraising trouble
The annual dinner, which has served hundreds of people a hot Christmas Day meal for free and fellowship, will not happen this year amid the pandemic but organizers hope to return in 2021.
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Central Maine Schools taking advantage of rapid COVID-19 testing
Erskine Academy, Vassalboro Community School, Maine Central Institute, MSAD 53 and the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences among the local schools using Abbott rapid antigen tests.