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It's no surprise that in our community when tough times move in, Central Church steps up. Like many communities around the world, Central Maine has found itself in the midst of not just a health pandemic, but also an employment pandemic. With thousands of workers being furloughed, forced to take sick time unpaid or even laid off, the struggle has never been more real for some Maine families... Rea

It's been a crazy situation developing both nationally and locally with the COVID-19 pandemic. That's why the DJs at 92 Moose want to spread a little love.

New England Sport and Spine in Manchester has been in our community since 2001.

Look for Matt & Renee from the Moose Morning Show, along with the Moose Caboose, over at the performance stage.

The Augusta Warming Center will open for the winter on Nov. 1. The community space is one of the few safe freely accessible escapes from the cold for local residents.

Meet brother and sister, Ewok and Midnight. Ewok is a neutered male and Midnight is a spayed female. Both cats are sweet and mellow, but can be a bit shy

Today (Dec. 15) is the opening day for the new Augusta Community Warming Center. Their is a a new location is at St. Mark’s Parish Hall at 9 Pleasant St. It is also the home to the Augusta Food Bank, Addie’s Attic clothing bank and Every Day Basics...

E-Waste disposal will be available at the Augusta Civic Center on Saturday. Computers, microwaves and more can be brought in for a nominal fee, all of which benefits the warming center in downtown Augusta. The warming center is made possible through funds raised by the United Way of Kennebec Valley...

I stumbled across this story in the Boston Herald about the Kennebec Valley and some of the cool things that go from Gardiner-Augusta area into the Waterville area to Skowhegan and north. It is a cool read!

The Augusta Community Warming Center is open every day until March 31, 2015, from 9am to 4pm. Supported by the United Way of Kennebec Valley, the 'Warming Center' will be open from 9am to 4pm for those seeking a warm and safe escape from the cold.

Mike Duguay, the Director of Business Development from Summit Natural Gas of Maine joined us on the Moose Morning Show.

The Augusta Community 'Warming Center' opened Sunday, Dec. 16. It will be available for those in need every day until March 31. Supported by the United Way of Kennebec Valley, the 'Warming Center' will be open from 9am to 4pm for those seeking a warm and safe escape from the cold.