Waterville

[ waw-ter-vil, wot-er- ]

noun

1. a city in SW Maine.

Example Sentences

Ewell, who never married or had children, became homeless during the pandemic, said his sister, Kathy Loebsack of Waterville, Douglas County.

From Seattle Times

The oldest evidence of wildfire in the world can be found in a laboratory on the fourth floor of a brick building in Waterville, Maine.

From New York Times

Students from Colby College helped harvest ice from a pond for a new mikvah, or ritual bath, at a synagogue in Waterville.

From New York Times

Austin Thorndike, a member of her congregation at Beth Israel Synagogue in Waterville, stood beside her.

From New York Times

The mikvah — a traditional Jewish bath used in rites of renewal and purification for thousands of years — would elevate this small synagogue in Waterville, a city of 16,000, to a destination for people from across Maine seeking a symbolic fresh start.

From New York Times