A history of the newspaper in Lewiston from 1847 to the present
Frank Dingley, who died in 1918, was Lewiston's longest-serving and most influential editor.
The Lewiston Falls Journal, the community's first newspaper, rolled off the press 175 years ago today.
A rift between members of the City Council continued this week, with councilors previously criticized for unethical behavior accusing Mayor Carl Sheline of forcing out a member of the Planning Board.
The landmark legislation has helped restore and protect Maine’s waterways, including the Androscoggin River.
A town meeting is scheduled right after the annual meeting June 20.
Immigration has been hotly contested throughout our history, and is an inherently highly emotive issue, involving the composition of our polity and core questions of national identity. It can only inflame the issue further to explicitly weaponize demographic change, as the left has for decades now. We should have an immigration policy that serves the national interest, not the narrow interest of one political party.
At two weekend town halls to discuss 'forever chemical' contamination with consumer advocate Erin Brockovich, Fairfield and Unity residents expressed concerns about the scope of the contamination — if they should be worried about their kids, their food and their health.
Prosecutors said Scott O'Donnnell was convicted of murder twice in 1991.