Morning Sentinel

Morning Sentinel

The Morning Sentinel is a daily newspaper based in Waterville, Maine, and is published every morning. It is part of MaineToday Media. The newspaper serves various cities and towns across parts of Franklin, Kennebec, Penobscot, and Somerset counties. The printing of the paper is done at the Portland Press Herald facility located in South Portland, Maine.

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  • 3 days ago | centralmaine.com | Siobhan Brett

    I have something to confess: Until he announced his candidacy for governor last month, I had no idea Angus King III existed. According to the results of a political poll just released, I might be in the minority. About 80% of Maine’s Democrats said they would consider supporting the son of three-term U.S. Sen. Angus King for governor. Just one in 10 of those polled said they’d never heard of him.

  • 3 days ago | centralmaine.com | Scott Monroe

    Brunswick-based outdoor gear lending nonprofit Maine GearShare and the Curtis Memorial Library have partnered to offer free equipment for library card holders. The program, which launched on June 1, works like reserving a museum pass from the library, said CML adult services librarian Hazel Onsrud. Members can reserve a gear pass on the library website for the week they want to borrow gear and pick up their pass at the library.

  • 3 days ago | centralmaine.com | Jessica Lowell

    SKOWHEGAN — A Hartland man was sentenced to serve at least three years in prison for sexually abusing a teenage girl in Canaan on several occasions. Christopher Todd, 36, pleaded guilty Wednesday to three Class C counts of sexual abuse of a minor. Per a plea agreement, Todd was sentenced to five years in prison, with all but three years suspended, to be followed by four years of probation.

  • 4 days ago | centralmaine.com | Jessica Lowell

    WATERVILLE — After weeks of debate, city officials have decided once again to delay making a decision about whether to hire emergency medical personnel to staff a third ambulance. City councilors are split on the matter, and it doesn’t appear either side will be persuaded to change their minds.

  • 4 days ago | centralmaine.com | Bisi Cameron Yee

    Anne Taylor carefully places sticks into Buoy Pops at her home in Harpswell on May 6. "Every single pop is hand-poured. Every little stick is placed by a human," she said. Bisi Cameron Yee photo Anne Taylor has to move quickly. She places a custom mold under the spigot of a tempering machine and a thick river of chocolate pours down to fill it.