WATERVILLE, Maine (WGME) -- Northern Light Inland Hospital in Waterville will be closing its doors in June, the health care ...

The loss of Northern Light Inland Hospital and its 309 workers is expected to have a big economic impact on the Waterville area, although local officials are hopeful those workers will find similar ...

It's sad to see old buildings that once housed reputable businesses being torn down; it's even sad to see the demise of those with more storied pasts. Take, for instance, the former often notorious ...

An 18-year-old woman from Waterville who was standing outside her stopped vehicle was struck and killed Tuesday when another vehicle collided with hers, RCMP say. Members of the Oromocto ...

WATERVILLE, Douglas County — The setting: 1938, winter, Central Washington farm country. The snow-covered wheat fields are fallow. A group of locals has picked up the skiing craze — ski ...

OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is slamming Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney’s plan to split the federal budget, calling it a “sneaky accounting trick” to avoid ...

Manitoba’s education minister wants to bring in school board campaign fundraising and reporting rules that would hold trustee hopefuls to a higher standard. Unlike during municipal, provincial ...

Such waits are not unusual in New Brunswick, however, based on data from the two regional ... Miramichi Regional Hospital to 365 days at the Upper River Valley Hospital in Waterville. But Jennifer ...

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WASHINGTON — Joann, the crafting and fabrics retailer, will be shutting down and conducting going-out-of-business sales at all its store locations. The company declared chapter 11 bankruptcy in ...

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