Augusta area police reports for April 12, 2017.
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University of Maine at Augusta president leaving in June
In the coming days, the chancellor of the University of Maine System, James Page, will be meeting with people at UMA to make plans for a leadership transition.
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Augusta Planning Board approves application for new Maine Veterans’ Homes facility
The $76.8 million, 138-bed nursing home for veterans would be built near MaineGeneral Medical Center.
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Minor flooding could hit Skowhegan, Sidney, Augusta, Hallowell on Wednesday
There could be 2 feet of water in the Front Street parking lot in Augusta.
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Augusta budget includes additional funding for English-language learners
City officials say, overall, the growing number of immigrants has not cost the city a lot of extra money.
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Rochester, NY, man to serve 18 months for selling drugs in Augusta
Christopher Williams pleaded guilty Tuesday at the Capital Judicial Center.
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Warm weather brings dreams of planting outside, but it’s still a bit too early, Winthrop landscaper says
Temperatures in Augusta reached a record 70 degrees on Monday, and over 70 in Waterville, but after Tuesday, expect more seasonable temperatures.
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Augusta woman completes special court, avoids prison term
Michelle Barto received a fully suspended sentence on a drug charge.
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Mysterious booming sound heard across Augusta region Sunday night
Police, scientists and aviation officials don’t know the source of the sound.
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Augusta man allegedly threatens three with knife
Christopher Paul Lord, 42, is being held without bail on domestic violence charges.