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Five-mile walk raises $14,000 for Turning Point - Vimarsana News

Five-mile walk raises $14,000 for Turning Point

The Wareham Area Clergy Association’s five-mile charity walk raised $14,346 for Turning Point on Sunday, May 21.

Waterville attorney receives district merit award, Scoutmaster's key - Vimarsana News

Waterville attorney receives district merit award, Scoutmaster's key

  Attorney Dan Bernier of Waterville wears a suit when providing expert advice to clients on matters such as estate planning, probate law, litigation and government relations. But he was wearing his Scout uniform when he received the District Award of Merit on May 10 at the Pleasant Street United Methodist Church. The award is […]

Bill suggests creating statewide registry of rental units to track availability - Vimarsana News

Bill suggests creating statewide registry of rental units to track availability

The bill would ask landlords to provide their contact information, the location of the units and the number of units in each property.

Waterville council takes first vote to approve housing rental registration ordinance - Vimarsana News

Waterville council takes first vote to approve housing rental registration ordinance

The proposed ordinance the council voted on Tuesday asks for voluntary compliance from property owners to register their buildings with the city, whereas the original proposal would have required them to register or be penalized.

Waterville council moves toward 'compromise' housing rental rules that drop mandatory registration - Vimarsana News

Waterville council moves toward 'compromise' housing rental rules that drop mandatory registration

The proposed ordinance the council voted on Tuesday asks for voluntary compliance from property owners to register their buildings with the city, whereas the original proposal would have required them to register or be penalized.