Gov. Paul LePage praised Waterville and surrounding communities for regional efforts at the annual Business to Business Showcase in Waterville.
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Watch video: Mainer Zachary Fowler on the 87 days ‘Alone’ in Patagonia that earned him $500,000
Fowler, of Appleton, was the latest guest in centralmaine.com’s Community Voices series.
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Marcques Houston makes impact on and off track at Colby College
A champion for racial equality, Houston also helps carry the school’s relay teams.
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Storied history attached to Colby College hockey’s Frozen Four run
Different generations find a source of pride in the Mules’ playoff performances.
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Frozen Four notebook: It’s school first this week for some Colby players
Mules, St. Norbert brace for tackling the bigger ice surface in national semifinal Friday night.
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Trip to Frozen Four has special feeling for Colby hockey
Mules can’t ignore the history of Herb Brooks Arena; they’re surrounded by it.
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Colby College won’t re-hire hotel developer after withdrawal of lawsuit in sexual assault case
The Waterville college earlier had terminated an agreement with The Olympia Cos. and its owner, Kevin Mahaney, to build a hotel in downtown Waterville.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
Susan Collins to be Colby’s commencement speaker May 27
Artist Theaster Gates will speak May 26 at baccalaureate and receive an honorary degree; Alfond Foundation Chairman Gregory Powell and Rebecca Corbett, of The New York Times, will get honorary degrees at commencement.
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Colby, Geneseo hockey teams share same blueprint
Balanced scoring, great goaltending lead teams to NCAA quarterfinals.
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Colby supporter donates $2 million for contemporary art gallery downtown
The gallery will be named for the contributor, Paul J. Schupf, a collector of art who has donated numerous works to the college as well as funding for a number of projects.