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Published
July 24, 2017

Kennebec Journal July 24 police log

Augusta area police reports for July 24, 2017.
Published
July 8, 2017

Monmouth Beach Party, 225th anniversary draw crowds

Event fostered a sense of community, as fireworks, parade, quilt show and performances take place around Cochnewagon Lake.
Published
June 22, 2017

Monmouth to celebrate its 225th anniversary by recalling Revolutionary War general

Henry Dearborn not only fought in a battle alongside George Washington, but later he also became secretary of war under Thomas Jefferson.
Published
June 17, 2017

RSU 2 residents to vote Monday night on concept for new, state-funded Monmouth school

The school would replace the current middle and elementary schools.
Published
June 13, 2017

Voters approve school budgets, elect selectmen in local races

In Monmouth, residents voted 194-175 to repeal the limit of five grown dogs that residents are allowed to keep as pets.

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Published
June 11, 2017

Monmouth Academy, community send 50 seniors into the world

Among them was the principal's son Avery Amero.
Published
June 4, 2017

Monmouth voters to consider open Select Board seat, repeal of five-dog limit

Harold W. Jones III and Donna M. Seppy are running for a two-year term on the Select Board to replace Selectwoman Darlene Sanborn, who is stepping down.
Published
May 2, 2017

Winthrop woman who killed 67-year-old in crash tells judge, ‘I’m not a lost cause’

Alyssa Marcellino, 25, is heading back to jail for six months after violating the terms of her probation imposed after she was convicted of causing a fatal Monmouth crash in 2014.
Published
May 1, 2017

Skowhegan motorcyclist dies in Monmouth crash

Authorities are still trying to locate the next of kin for Robert Dale Saveall, 68, police said.
Published
April 17, 2017

North Monmouth Library placed on National Register of Historic Places

The library, designed by Harry Cochrane and opened in 1927, indicates that the property 'has been documented, evaluated, and considered worthy of preservation and protection as part of the nation's cultural heritage,' according to the state commission.