He was quite a jokester, and such a kind and loving man. The couple founded Schoolhouse Arts Center in Standish. Beebe-Lawson said her father was serious about his work and worked hard, but he made it a part of his personal life, too. He was born to John Appleton Babb and Alma Irene Safford in Washington, Maine on November 25, 1938. Augusta- and Waterville-area arrests for Feb. 24-March 3, 2023. It takes less than a minute. Police from three agencies seized guns, money, drugs and contraband after executing a search warrant at 17 Summer St., and arrested two men on drug trafficking charges. They add color to the stories of your familys past. Pat served as a Finance Officer and was the only woman in her Pay Specialty Course. Rmy Pettengill, 17, was gravely injured Dec. 30 in a multivehicle crash on Interstate 295 in Richmond. The move to match the $130-a-day rate substitute teachers are paid makes Winthrop Public Schools among the highest-paying district in the Augusta area for substitute education technicians. The news could be a boon to central Maine districts that were facing thousands of dollars of unbudgeted expenses or ending the school year in late June. 1994. You can enjoy full access to search and browse our archives. Town councilors appointed Steve Eldridge as the interim manager. Access denied: Authorities refuse to release records for Maine school shooter hoax calls, Winthrop superintendent seeks $100K to bring school parking lot into compliance with accessibility requirements, Rick Amero permanently hired as superintendent of Hallowell-based school district, Clinton man sentenced to at least 9 months in jail for reckless driving that killed girlfriend, Central Maine arrest log: Feb. 24-March 3, 2023, Biggest storm of season so far may bring up to 1 foot of snow in central Maine region, Former facilities director for Bread of Life Ministries sentenced for sexual abuse of girl, Mishandling of evidence by police leads to dismissal of kidnapping, sexual assault charges against Winthrop man, Augusta United Way chapter names new campaign co-chairs, Gardiner officials consider consequences of sludge crisis, Work to begin soon on replacing bridge that provides main access to downtown Augusta, Fayette broadband approval request moved to March, more information sought, Collapsed culvert in Jefferson will close Route 17 for several weeks and cost around $1.5 million to repair, Augusta library to offer Medicare 101 seminar March 8, Crisis building at Kennebec County wastewater treatment plants, Local Cub, Boy Scouts take part in Scout Sunday services, Waterville man pleads guilty in BB gun shooting, but denies he was the shooter, Table Tour set for March 5 at Augustas Viles Arboretum, Readfield committee to host Vassalboro author March 5, Fire destroys Monmouth home, cause unknown, State entomologist demonstrates how to curb browntail moths this winter, ahead of the spring, Central Maine arrest log: Feb. 17-24, 2023, Chelsea man found not guilty of Pittston sexual assault, Augusta library seeks puzzles for fundraiser March 31, April 1, Near-record sale in Augusta puts large office building in new hands, Alleged victim says he was 16 when Chelsea man sexually assaulted him, Bail denied to man charged in 2019 Richmond murder, Culvert collapse in Jefferson results in 11-mile detour, Augusta tech center names January professionals of month, Mount Vernon knitting, crocheting, crafting group to resume March 1, Somerset County cuts 911 answering service for Kennebec County, citing staffing challenges, Back-to-back storms expected to bring nearly a foot of snow across central Maine, Hallowell sets public hearing for controversial pesticide ordinance, approves first reading, Augusta City Council approves increasing fees by 15% at landfill used by residents of several area municipalities, Gardiner Regional Middle School lists honor students, Small trains, tiny furnishings for dollhouses, draw big interest at Augusta show, From Elvis to Pearl Jam, Augusta Civic Center has hosted many memorable performers in its 50 years, Skowhegan class of 63 accepting RSVPs for March lunch, After sustaining cold weather damage, Winthrop library boiler needs complete replacement, Mount Vernon center to offer winter sowing program March 5, Augusta arts academy gets cleaning help from local Scouts, School officials tasked with closing $6 million gap consider staff cuts, closing elementary school, Hallowell officials approve additional money for public works land purchase, Winthrop school board raises substitute ed tech pay by $30 a day to attract workers, Winthrop town manager, who alleges he was harassed, to leave job earlier than planned, School meals served on remote learning days will now be reimbursed by the state, Hallowell council appoints police department sergeant as interim chief, Sheriffs deputy, his dog, and a passerby allegedly attacked by man on Richmond roadside, North Anson resident receives towns Boston Post Cane, Avian flu detected in Kennebec County prompts more vigilance. Maine. Obituary Death RecordRecords in the Daily Kennebec Journal Daily Kennebec Journal Augusta, Maine Friday, May 22, 1942 Daily Kennebec Journal Augusta, Maine Tuesday, June 6, 1972 Daily Kennebec Journal Augusta, Maine Monday, December 27, 1965 Daily Kennebec Journal Augusta, Maine Wednesday, January 24, 1973 Daily Kennebec Journal Augusta, Maine Year. The Kennebec Journal/Central Maine Sunday is the daily newspaper serving the Augusta area. Barry went to grade school in Brookline, MA and graduated from Brookline High School in 1961. Obituary/Death Record Newspaper Archives; Obituary Death Record Records in the Daily Kennebec Journal. Its completely free for you to create, and always free for friends and family to contribute memories. Photo courtesy of Selby Beebe-Lawson. The five-car crash started after an individual drove under the influence and crashed into a tractor trailer, according to officials. After you read Maine newspaper obituaries, you'll stroll off with crucial data like dates of birth, dates of death, names of other family members, church membership, and information . CentralMaine.com archives are powered by Newspapers.com. // Elaborate model train layouts featured at annual Augusta State Armory Show. Town Manager Jeff Kobrock, who has come under fire for his handling of a controversial local mooring ordinance over the past year, gave a six-month notice Monday to provide the town with time to find a successor. Kennebec Journal historic newspapers are a valuable font of information. Crews are working to determine what caused the structure on Route 17 to collapse Tuesday evening. Kyle and Michelle Ng, who opened Traverse Coffee Co. on Water Street in 2019, sold the business this week and announced plans to move to Japan to serve as church missionaries. Stearn said the thing hell remember most about Beebe is how much he believed in the educational value of performing arts. obituary Archives - Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel obituary Published August 8, 2022 Olivia Newton-John, acclaimed singer and 'Grease' and 'Xanadu' star, dies at 73 A cause of death. The Maine Arts Academy purchased the former Maine Veteran's Home property for $3.25 million. In pursuit of adventure outside of a classroom and creating his own path, Sam enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and served four years while stationed in RAF Upper Heyford, England. The capital city had record lows for both Friday and Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. The Maine Connectivity Authority is expected to decide later this month whether to give final approval to an application from Matrix Design Group to build a state-of-the-art fiber network in Fayette. If passed, the ordinance would prohibit synthetic pesticides on private property and all pesticides within 75 feet of any body of water. Now-retired Strong newspaper delivery driver Kay Brackley was so scared delivering papers the night of the ice storm she vowed to give up her route. Hubbard Free Library Board of Trustees President Ken Young said that while insurance will cover most of the estimated $10,000 in repairs, the library must pay $2,000 in deductibles. Its also ideal for fact-checking, as many obituaries werent necessarily created with 100% accuracy. The district is searching for an interim replacement for Kathy Casparius "as soon as possible," said Board of Education Chair Amanda Olson. The Planning Board has requested more information on a Lewiston-based company's plans for a mining operation off Turkey Lane. Daniel was born in Altadena, California on May 25, 1947. The names, logos, and other source identifying features of newspapers depicted in our database are the trademarks of their respective owners, and our use of newspaper content in the public domain or by private agreement does not imply any affiliation with, or endorsement from, the publishers of the newspaper titles that appear on our site. The 'female James Brown' shepherded a soul revival. Proposal would increase fees by 15% at Augustas Hatch Hill Landfill, Richmond bicentennial celebrates its history in the ice trade, Vassalboro library to host authors talk on Underground Railroad Feb. 18, Artists imbue found objects with spiritual significance in new exhibit at University of Maine at Augusta, Central Maine arrest log: Feb. 3-10, 2023, First cases of avian flu reported in Kennebec County, Officials unable to pinpoint source of foul odor in the air in Augusta area, Adult education directors present to legislative committee, Gardiner secures nearly $71,000 in federal funds for extrication equipment, Richmond must drastically increase short-term school budget and hire administrators as soon as possible, consultant says, Police: Teens apparently stole car, led authorities on high-speed chase from Wiscasset to Richmond, Fayette closer to having high-speed internet following special town meeting, Augusta police failed to identify themselves until last seconds in 2019 shooting of man, Gardiner Cub Scout pack honors service members at monthly meeting, Hallowell-area fifth grade classes to return to elementary school building in fall, After major oil leak shuts down Winthrop library, director hopes to reopen Monday, Video: Augusta students sing national anthem at Maine State House, Augusta society to host talk about citys 1923 winter carnival Feb. 15, Woman veterans town hall, public forum set for Feb. 15, Plan to alter Augusta voting wards approved, despite concerns about mismatch with state House districts, Belgrade man sentenced to 8 years in prison for Manchester bank robbery, New program in Augusta allows students to earn wages while they train to become nursing assistants, Augusta event to celebrate Fly Rod Crosby carving Feb. 14, Waterville man sentenced to 42 years in prison for fatally shooting girlfriend, Amanda Wilcox of Hall-Dale Elementary School named 2023 Maine School Counselor of the Year, Navy warship to take Maine capitals name to sea, Residents split on Hallowells proposed pesticide ordinance, South China bottle redemption center helps sort through problems in the system, Arctic air plunges Augusta into the record book as central Mainers gather in warming centers, Kennebec Valley program seeks volunteer drivers, Two Augusta-area students book spots in the Maine State Spelling Bee after winning county-level competition, Gardiner orders evacuation of Water Street building after report finds dangerous instability, Man found not criminally responsible in Pittsfield shooting death granted more time for work, visits, Six candidates vie for spots on inaugural Richmond school board, No one to be refused overnight shelter in Augusta during arctic blast, director of warming center says, Hallowell police chief resigns to become patrol officer in Gardiner, Augusta considers rental housing inspections and licensing, with $100 per unit yearly fee, Business manager of Augusta school district steps down ahead of budget preparation, As winter kicks into gear, at least 2 central Maine cities say they may be forced to overspend on salt, Chelsea woman admits to stealing, forging checks from veterans, Augusta business, Augusta woman named 2023 Maine mother of year, Make-a-Wish plans events for Feb. 8 in Augusta, Man who allegedly stole Augusta police cruiser, pursued family to supermarket indicted, Winthrop brothers, first responders, rescue distressed ducks trapped in downtown stream, Controversial Winthrop quarry proposal hangs in the balance after officials delay action on key permit, Gardiner school to present Addams Family Feb. 2-4, After nearly two years of short-term fixes, Litchfields Woodbury Pond Dam has been repaired, Three awards cap off annual business celebration at the Kenney Awards, Jury finds Gardiner man guilty of murder in shooting, machete attack, Attorneys argue whether Gardiner shooting, machete attack was premeditated murder or self-defense as case heads to jury, Buildings collapse in Washington, Union after wet, heavy snow hits region, Affordable housing complex for older adults in Augusta to begin leasing in February, Augusta centers Kennebec Kenny to make Groundhog Day forecast, Augusta-based United Way raises more than $1M, Winners of 3 awards recognizing contributions of local businesses, entrepreneurs to be decided Friday via text voting, Augusta YMCA, Special Olympics Maine partner to launch new program, Jury for Gardiner mans murder trial sent home after video, recording system crashes, Augusta library to host sound bath presentation Feb. 1, Victim testifies he thought he was going to die after Gardiner shooting, Neighbors Driving Neighbors to expand services to Readfield, Manchester man selected as Patriots difference maker, Kenney Awards to celebrate business accomplishments of business community in Kennebec Valley, Group of residents calls for review of Winthrop quarry project, citing health and environmental concerns, Arts charter school eyes move to bigger campus in Augusta after outgrowing Sidney location, Wiscasset association to host winter lecture series in February, Augustas Ward 3 to cross Kennebec River, take part of Ward 4 in redistricting plan, Hallowell officials hope to replace damaged police cruiser soon, Pond hockey teams to face off at Feb. 5 tournament rescheduled to Feb. 10-12, Cony High National Honor Society inducts new members, Central Maine arrest log: Jan. 13-20, 2023, Augusta councilors reject revised plan for storage business at former Kmart site, Storm expected to bring 4 to 9 inches of snow across central Maine by Friday, Augusta councilors prioritize need to improve housing, Augusta Civic Center, Gardiner officials name temporary police chief, library director to fill in for departing department heads, Murder trial begins, again, for Gardiner man accused of shooting former friend, nearly cutting off the hands of another, Hallowell city manager gets 7% raise in renewed 2-year contract, Maine Arts Academy students to present Wolfs Bane Jan. 24-26, Augustas 1st Amendment Museum names new board leadership, Hallowell police cruiser damaged, sergeant injured in crash, Goos Family Studio expands UMaines ceramics curriculum, $1.5 million raised to help fight invasive plants at Cobbossee Lake, Big Apple on Stone Street robbed early Saturday, Man who stabbed Turner couple to death in 2021 granted supervised time in Augusta, Central Maine arrest log: Jan. 6-13, 2023, Richmond transition committee hitting roadblocks from RSU 2 central office, Pedestrian struck by pickup truck in Augusta may have been in crosswalk, police say, Brother of man accused of Waterville murder sentenced to three years in prison on hindering charge, Togus VA officials do not know when family accommodations on campus will reopen following October closure, Hallowell society to host talk on Virginia vessel, Popham colonists Jan. 19, Area Scout leaders take youth protection training in China, Damariscotta library to host talk by labor commissioner Jan. 19, Statue of Richmond shipbuilder, which survived at least two fires, moved to Town Office, Winthrop fundraising group plans to gift $4.5 million athletic complex to town, schools, Augusta Planning Board approves Kennebec County Sheriffs Office move to Winthrop Street site, Pedestrian hit in crash near Memorial Bridge in Augusta, Augusta society to feature Maine Trivia publisher Jan. 18, Winthrop town manager announces resignation, citing deeply disturbing bullying and harassment by detractors, Monmouth students help with Christmas baskets, Hallowell-area school district has not been compensating some employees correctly, Early morning fire damages Gardiner apartment after sprinkler system stops spread, South China teen dies from injuries sustained in Richmond highway crash, Augusta, West Gardiner students compete in winter activities to win money for new playground, classroom equipment, Literacy group plans Augusta preschool family fun night for Jan. 12, Thousands head to 34th Annual Northeast Motorsports Expo and Trade Show at Augusta Civic Center, Christmas tree bonfire benefits Hallowell firefighters, Browntail moth threat eases in capital region, but remains a threat elsewhere in Maine, Augusta councilors, school board members sworn into office, Storms damage panels protecting stained-glass windows at Hallowell library, Winslow man revived after drug overdose pleads guilty to eluding police, drug trafficking, Central Maine arrest log: Dec. 31, 2022-Jan. 6, 2023, Week In Photos Dec. 31, 2022-Jan. 7, 2023, Arsonist who destroyed Gardiner trailer sentenced to five years in prison on burglary, tampering charges, Adult education director pitches to Winthrop board possibility of combining regional programs, Police informants purchase of crack cocaine led to Augusta drug bust, Former Augusta city managers job interview took place night of historic storm, Maine Woodlot Owners to host forestry forum Jan. 11 in Augusta, Gardiner honors Nancy Rines, Thom Harnett for service to city, Two men arrested on drug charges following search of Augusta apartment, Finding land for new public works facility, renovating historic fire station among top 2023 goals for Hallowell officials, Maine newspaper delivery driver prayed to get through ice storm, Republicans sworn-in at Kennebec County government ceremony for first time in decades, Bail increased, evaluation ordered for Whitefield man arrested after police standoff, Firefighters contain grease fire at Texas Roadhouse in Augusta, Ag department to kick off trades show Jan. 10, Whitefield man arrested after a 15-hour standoff with state police, Augusta-areas first baby of the new year is Lawrence Patrice Audet IV, Fire alarm prompts evacuation at Walmart in Augusta, Five-car crash in Richmond causes multiple injuries and leads to arrest, Shakespeare company schedules January auditions, Waterville man again indicted on attempted murder charge, Generator located on porch thought to have caused Christmas Eve fire at historic Gardiner home, Central Maine arrest log: Dec. 23-30, 2022, West Gardiner student presents at Western New England U showcase, New owners to take over popular Hallowell coffee shop, Madison man serving 30 days for violation of privacy in cellphone incident, With Domino's opening in Farmington, 'pizza wars' taking place on community Facebook group, Reporting Aside: As China woman confronts fatal diagnosis, she hopes for a final wish, Girls basketball: Lawrence defeats Brunswick to win Class A title. The Fisher House, which provides free lodging for families of veterans seeking treatment at the Togus VA Medical Center, has been open since February 2020, but officials say they do not know when it will reopen to guests. In 1969, he received a Teaching Fellowship at Thomas College in Waterville, ME. The Daily Kennebec Journal newspaper was located in Augusta, Maine. Be amazed at what you find. So, how do you look up local death notices and sift through hundreds of years worth of history? The Kennebec Journal was published in Augusta, Maine and with 857,512 searchable pages from . Learn more. If you're interested in uncovering your family history, looking through the Kennebec Journal archive in Augusta, Maine can yield incredible results. Whether youre looking for marriage announcements, death notices, obituaries, or feature stories about your Uncover the branches of your family tree. the above 2 databases are included as part of an Ancestry subscription. The man who was hit in the eye by a BB pellet underwent multiple surgeries, officials said. He met his wife of 51 years, Sheryl Lasselle, in 1970, whom he married in January of 1971 and had two children. STE 600 Naples, Florida 34108. Baby Lawrence was born at 8 pounds and 9 ounces Sunday at 10:30 a.m. to parents Amber Audet, 30, and her husband Lawrence Audet III, 32, on New Years Day at MaineGeneral. TITLE editors often didnt fact-check spellings in the past. Among the county officials sworn in Tuesday at the Kennebec County commissioners meeting were two Republicans after years of dominance by Democrats at the county level, but one political expert said that's likely due to the lack of well-known incumbents seeking reelection and the habit of Maine voters to vote for split tickets. Login. Please wait for the page to reload. 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