Fourteen names added to Maine Murder VIctims Memorial in Augusta

Fourteen names have been added to a memorial in Augusta that honors victims of homicide.

On Saturday, a special ceremony will be held as the monument is re-dedicated.

The Maine Murder Victims Memorial sits in Holy Family Cemetery on Townsend Road.

Saturday's service will take place at 1 pm.

Following the event, families are welcome to gather for fellowship at Club Calumet in Augusta.

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