Waterville Morning Sentinel

Waterville Morning Sentinel is a daily newspaper in Waterville, Maine, USA covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.

The newspaper is published seven days a week.

The Morning Sentinel was founded on March 2, 1904 by officials of the Waterville Democratic Party. In 1921, the newspaper was bought by Guy Gannett (no relation to the Virginia-based Gannett Company), who was in the process of building a newspaper, radio and television empire in Maine. In 1998, Gannett's heirs sold the Morning Sentinel to the Seattle Times Company, which rechristened the chain "Blethen Maine Newspapers" in honor of Seattle Times founder Albert Blethen, a Maine native. In 2009, the newspaper was then sold to MaineToday Media.

Circulation: 14,532 copies

This newspaper is owned by MaineToday Media Inc..

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Waterville Morning Sentinel and Blethen Maine Newspapers Sold to MaineToday Media Inc.
-- The Seattle Times Company has sold the Waterville Morning Sentinel and the rest of the Blethen Maine newspapers to a group led by Bangor native Richard L. Connor, the Portland Press Herald reported on June 16, 2009. Connor is editor and publisher of the Times...