The property, now home to retail offices and apartments, has been purchased by a New York-based commercial real estate company.
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Electrical problem sparked Waterville apartment fire, chief says
Fire Chief David LaFountain warns that people should not remove batteries from smoke detectors, as happened when the Feb. 1 fire broke out on Summer Street.
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Limington man’s alleged car theft attempt ends when he crashes into another vehicle
Rene Therrien, 38, flees but is found and arrested by Waterville police.
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Colby College students protest TD Bank over support for pipeline
Waterville residents join them in urging the bank to withhold financial support for the divisive Dakota Access project.
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Lawsuits settled against doctor who allegedly groped women at Waterville pain clinic
The Connecticut physician lost his license to practice medicine in his home state because of incidents during treatment at MaineGeneral Medical Center in Waterville in 2012.
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Man wanted for Waterville convenience store robbery is arrested in Connecticut
Police say Emmanual Hurtado gave a false name when he was stopped in Wethersfeld, Connecticut, for driving violations.
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Waterville police seize $6,000 worth of crack cocaine during drug raid
The police arrested Alex Singleton and Stanley Fletcher on drug trafficking and other charges Wednesday afternoon.
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Firefighters rescue two residents – and one of their own – in Waterville apartment fire
There were smoke detectors in the Summer Street building, but the batteries had been removed.
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Waterville church speaker delves into nuance of the ‘language of rights’
Sshe notes that rights are only rights when extended to all citizens.
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Bail in Waterville stabbing case set at $500,000
The victim remains in critical condition, a prosecutor said Friday.