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Water main break forces businesses to close on Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville - Vimarsana News

Water main break forces businesses to close on Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville

The businesses reopened later Friday following the break that occurred between McDonald's restaurant and Irving Circle K.

Waterville council votes to approve library parking plan - Vimarsana News

Waterville council votes to approve library parking plan

Councilors on Tuesday voted to approve an agreement with Springfield Terminal Railway Co. for the design and construction of an updated safety system at the Temple Street railroad crossing, with the payment of $77,000 to be funded by the city’s BUILD grant contingency fund.

Waterville council to consider pilot parking plan for library - Vimarsana News

Waterville council to consider pilot parking plan for library

Councilors to decide whether to move forward with proposal to change part of Appleton Street from two-way to one-way traffic to create more street parking for library patrons.

2022 National Youth Poet Laureate, Alyssa Gaines, shares her prose, stories with students in Holyoke - Vimarsana News

2022 National Youth Poet Laureate, Alyssa Gaines, shares her prose, stories with students in Holyoke

The 2022 National Youth Poet Laureate Alyssa Gaines visited Holyoke, Massachusetts, this week for a reading of her work with students close to her own age, some who had dropped out of high school and are now working toward graduation.

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Two-way traffic change in downtown Waterville to start Nov. 5 - Vimarsana News

Two-way traffic change in downtown Waterville to start Nov. 5

City Manager Steve Daly made the announcement Tuesday that in another month Main and Front streets, after years of being one-way, will revert to two-way traffic as the $11.2 million downtown revitalization project draws to a close.