The council will also vote to authorize an agreement with the Maine Department of Transportation to contribute $521,000 in bond funds for the upcoming Water Street reconstruction project.
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Committee: Hallowell police need more space, but at what cost?
Architect Rosie Curtis estimated renovating the first floor of the 190-year-old Second Street fire station to house the Police Department would cost some $200,000.
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Hancock County man accused of sexually assaulting woman at Augusta motel
Brandon M. Deraps, 26, of Franklin, has been charged with one count of gross sexual assault in connection with the incident on Oct. 7.
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Hallowell council approves tax deal for senior housing
Community Housing of Maine plans to build 29 affordable housing units for the elderly in the Central Building on the 54-acre Stevens Commons campus.
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Hallowell council to review affordable senior housing proposal
Community Housing of Maine is asking the City Council to approve a fixed tax rate for 20 years that will bring nearly $350,000 in revenue to Hallowell.
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Local emergency officials beefing up response protocols after major flood
After an ice jam in Farmingdale caused riverside flooding in Augusta and Hallowell, emergency management officials are reviewing the way they responded and changing protocols.
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Hallowell committee, residents discuss relocating Police Department
The City Properties Planning Group will review proposed uses of the historic Second Street firehouse and the public works garage.
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U.S. Coast Guard abandons efforts to clear midwinter ice on Kennebec River
The ice caused destructive flooding two weeks ago in Hallowell and Augusta.
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Hallowell holding public brainstorming forum Wednesday to discuss future of historic firehouse
The nearly 190-year-old station will be vacant once the Hallowell Fire Deparment moves to its new home at Stevens Commons in the spring.
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Icebreakers continue working way up Kennebec River
The four U.S. Coast Guard cutters, including a 140-foot vessel, hope to make it up to the bridge in Richmond this weekend after encountering thick ice near Chop Point in Woolwich.