Richard Quattrone pleaded guilty last year to charges he made false statements to a federally licensed firearms dealer.
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Augusta woman who found kidney donor makes signs for other Mainers who need transplants
Krystal Reardon, 44, who used signs last fall to help her find a kidney donor, is now using similar efforts to seek help for others.
MBVS announces 2019 Disabled Veterans Controlled Moose Hunt
All applications must be received by the Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services by Friday, May 3.
Seattle poet to speak at Lithgow Public Library
Francoise Canter will present, “Robert Nash – Rediscovering an Augusta Poet,” on April 6.
UMA to present annual Plunkett Maine Poetry Festival
The daylong festival will take place on April 5 at the University of Maine at Augusta campus.
Maine State Museum to host lecture with Bernd Heinrich
Heinrich is a writer and naturalist set to speak on his many areas of expertise on April 3.
Augusta to work on proposal restricting camper living
Prompted by the concerns of a building owner about people living in campers next to his property, the city will work on a proposal to regulate how long someone can live in a camper, which is not currently addressed by any local laws.
Women’s suffrage movement exhibition coming to Maine State Museum
The exhibition, “Women’s Long Road – 100 Years to the Vote,” will be on display at the museum from March 23 through Jan. 25.