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Leavitt Area High School fans react as runningback Josh Strickland takes off on a long run during Friday night's playoff game against Hampden Academy. Story on Page C1.

LEWISTON — A prison social worker arrested in a drug sting on Main Street in August has been indicted on charges that she schemed to sneak drugs into the prison system.

Kathryn A. Gerrish, 42, of Searsmont, was indicted by an Androscoggin County grand jury on charges of unlawful drug furnishing and trafficking in prison contraband.

Maine Drug Enforcement agents and investigators from the Maine State Prison system teamed up to arrest Gerrish on Aug. 26 in an operation that was finalized outside Marden's.

LISBON — A Lisbon Falls family escaped apparent injury in a rollover late Friday morning on Route 9.

According to investigating officer Jeffrey Williams, Christian Arsenault, 28, was driving north when he became distracted as he tried to brush an insect from his arm. His vehicle careened to the right, then crossed the southbound lane, struck a tree and rolled over. He complained of knee pain but declined medical attention, Officer Williams said.

His wife, Casey, 26, and 2-year-old daughter who were riding with him were not injured.

LISBON — The H1N1 vaccination clinic scheduled at Lisbon Community School on Saturday has been rescheduled to Saturday, Nov. 14, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

School officials said that as of Friday, the vaccine had not been received.

The clinic at the school on Mill Street is for all students in grades kindergarten through 12.

Lewiston

• James Foolman , 24, of 118 Walnut St., violating bail conditions, 12:34 p.m. Thursday in Lewiston.

• Henry DiMouro, 33, of 353 Lisbon St., violating bail, 6:59 p.m. Thursday at that address.

• Jennifer Louze, 28, of 126 Oak St., violating bail, 4:30 p.m. Thursday at that address.

• Erika Bean, 32, of 140 Granite St., Auburn, warrant charging driving with a suspended license, 12:34 a.m. Friday at Lisbon and Maple streets.

Art club

LEWISTON — The Auburn-Lewiston Art and Literature Club will meet at 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, at the Woman's Literary Union House. Cindy Visbaris, a registered nurse and health educator at Bates College, will be the speaker.

Visbaris will discuss the healing programs she developed locally, helping adults use their creative processes to solve problems. She enjoys creating jewelry as well and is the owner of Sparklz and Stonz Artisan Jewelry. The public is welcome.

Giving tree

'Tom' knows Tony Soprano

Fans of the HBO series "The Sopranos" may have recognized "Tom the Tow Truck Driver" in a recent political advertisement about Maine's Question 2. It turns out Tom, the gruff tow man who grumbled about his rich clients paying less excise tax if the referendum passed, was played by John Fiore, a veteran character actor from Boston known for his portrayal of Soprano family capo Gigi Cestone in seasons two and three of the hit mob drama.

WMTW-television says an Androscoggin County Grand Jury indicted Kathryn Gerrish of Searsmont on charges of unlawful furnishing of scheduled drugs and trafficking in prison contraband.

The station says Gerrish was arrested last August in a Lewiston parking lot after she allegedly tried to buy prescription drugs from an undercover state drug agent.

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David Carvalho, as Deputy Rory Riley, left, is sworn in by Zach Powell during a mock trial staged by Lewiston and Lake Region high schools Thursday at 8th District Court in Lewiston.  Students from Lake Region in Naples were defending "Casey Campbell," a character played by Aaron McDaniel, who allegedly made a bomb threat on Stephen King High School in a make-believe town in Maine. Carvalho and Riley attend Lewiston High School.

DURHAM — Three drivers were hurt and four vehicles demolished in separate accidents on slush-covered roads Thursday morning, state police said.

Jennifer Fitzpatrick, 59, of Durham had to be extricated from her Subaru after it and a Toyota driven by Kenneth Koenke, 61, of Freeport, collided on Route 136 at 7:30 a.m., Trooper Mike Chavez said. Crews from Durham Fire and Rescue and Freeport Rescue got Fitzpatrick out of her car.

Statewide, most high schools post grades online and parents are encouraged to monitor their children's work, according to the Maine Department of Education.

But the department does not keep track of which schools do not send home report cards. When a few area high school officials were asked if they stopped sending home report cards they responded:

Poland Regional High School: Yes.

Editor's note: The results of the Auburn and Lewiston City Council elections were reported in Wednesday's edition in chart form. At readers' request, below is a summary of those results.

Lewiston

City Councilor Denis Theriault, who unseated former Councilor Ron Jean in 2007, was unseated by Jean Tuesday in Ward 4 voting. Jean, who served on the council from 1999 to 2007, got 1,064 votes to Theriault's 801 votes.

FREEPORT — Police said a 14-year-old Freeport boy was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car Wednesday evening. The driver of the vehicle was arrested and charged with operating under the influence.

Charges

Lewiston

• Steven Henry Lemote, 46, of 5 Bartlett St. on a charge of domestic violence assault, 6:24 p.m. Wednesday at 5 Bartlett St.

• Robert Roger Morin, 40, of 134 Bartlett St. on a warrant, 9:23 p.m. Wednesday at 101 Bartlett St.

Auburn

• Michael Anthony Eno, 24, of 117 High St. on a charge of violating condition of release, 11:55 a.m. Wednesday at that address.

AUBURN — Work extending the Riverwalk path under Court Street to West Pitch Park is finished, and an official ribbon-cutting is scheduled for later this month.

Auburn Community Services Director Eric Labelle said crews finished paving the path under Longley Bridge on Friday and removed barriers, opening the underpass. It connects Auburn's Riverwalk path, which runs along the Androscoggin River, to the path behind the Hilton Garden Inn.