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McKee added: “We would have loved nothing more than to challenge this case at trial – not only as to what happened but also as to whether there was ever even a crime here. Don is surrendering his Department of Education credentials which really means little because given what happened last year with the school, he has zero plans of teaching again.” His attorney, Walter McKee, said Reiter is now working in a different field.Īfter the hearing, McKee said via email: “The case is dismissed and over. On Thursday, Reiter was in the lobby of the courthouse in Augusta but not in the courtroom when the case was being dismissed. She also said the agreement for the dismissal “accomplishes far more than a fine of a few hundred dollars, which is the typical consequence of a misdemeanor.”Ī telephone message and an email sent to New Ipswich, New Hampshire, Police Chief Tim Carpenter was not answered Thursday afternoon. Waterville police had executed search warrants on Reiter’s personal computer and his phone. “This will aid New Hampshire in their investigation.” Maloney said. Maloney said Thursday that Reiter agreed to allow Maine authorities to share results of Waterville search warrants with police and school officials in New Hampshire. He had been a teacher and an assistant principal there. The charge dismissal had been in the works for some time, but was postponed until October to allow more time to work out details, District Attorney Maeghan Maloney said previously.ĭuring their investigation, Waterville police learned of similar allegations against Reiter by two former students at Mascenic Regional High School in New Ipswich, New Hampshire, where Reiter worked from 1998 to 2004. Reiter had pleaded not guilty to the charge. Official oppression, a misdemeanor, holds educators and those in positions of authority accountable for their actions. The Kennebec County District Attorney’s Office filed a charge of official oppression against Reiter late last year after a criminal investigation by Waterville police. Reiter had been principal at Waterville High School since 2007 and would have been paid $102,000 in the 2015-16 school year. 7, 2015, Reiter adamantly denied the allegation.īut after Waterville Superintendent Eric Haley and Assistant Superintendent Peter Thiboutot had conducted an in-house investigation, Reiter was fired by the Waterville Board of Education that month. and those wanting to watch or take part in the meeting may do so via a link on the city's website, an interview with a reporter on Nov. The Planning Board meeting is scheduled to be held at 7 p.m. 14, 1961, in Carmel, California, the son of Ray and Irene (Jourdan) Hourselt who preceded him in death. Other hotels in the city include Lockwood Hotel, which Colby College built on Main Street downtown Hampton Inn on Kennedy Memorial Drive and Holiday Inn Express & Suites on Main Street.ĭon Plourde of Coldwell Banker Plourde Real Estate of Waterville is working with Craig on the Armory Road and Industrial Park Road property sales. Daryl Hourselt, 61, of Salem, died on Thursday, Oct.
I think another hotel and business that wants to be a part of our community it a good thing." "The city needs a growing tax base to continue its momentum. One that offer visitors a plethora of culture, great food and arts along with jobs," Mayor Jay Coelho said Tuesday. "I'm excited for lots of the development that is happening and planned for in Waterville.
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The hotel site is located near Interstate 95 and two other hotels on Main Street near the entrance to I-95: Fireside Inn & Suites and Best Western Plus Waterville Grand Hotel. "It's a great use for the property," Craig said. The hotel would be located across from Eagle Rental at 51 Armory Road. Both properties total about 8 acres but the hotel would be on about 2 acres, Craig said Tuesday in a phone interview. The properties to be sold are located before the entrance to Industrial Park Road if one is traveling east on Armory Road from Main Street.
The Rosenthal family and partners comprise Retlew Investment. Home2 Suites is a mid-tier, all-suite, extended-stay hotel concept designed to offer accommodations with flexible guest room configurations and amenities for the cost-conscious guest, its website says.Ĭharlie Craig, a partner with The Dunham Group of Portland, is listed in Planning Board information as partnering with Andy Rosenthal to sell the properties to the hotel developer.
Hill Hospitality is a hotel developer and management company based in Easton, Maryland. It has opened 551 hotels and has 592 in the pipeline. Home2 Suites by Hilton is one of the fastest-growing brands in Hilton's history, according to information Giardi provided. Hilton spokesperson Robert Giardi said Tuesday in an email that the hotel is scheduled to break ground in 2024 and will have an indoor pool and fitness center.
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