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$18 million art center, a cornerstone of downtown Waterville's rebirth, takes shape - Vimarsana News

$18 million art center, a cornerstone of downtown Waterville's rebirth, takes shape

The Paul J. Schupf Art Center at 93 Main St. is expected to open in early December, with art galleries, cinema and teaching space and a cafe.

Waterville council delays decision on police pay raises - Vimarsana News

Waterville council delays decision on police pay raises

The majority of councilors Tuesday night said they needed more clarity on what proposed pay raises for patrol officers and commanding officers will mean for the long term before voting to approve them.

Mind your step! New downtown traffic pattern in place for Waterville - Vimarsana News

Mind your step! New downtown traffic pattern in place for Waterville

Deputy Police Chief William Bonney says so far Friday there have been "no issues" following the overnight switch from one-way traffic on Main and Front streets to two-way.

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.

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.