“I remain optimistic that the protocols are strong enough that it will allow us to continue to play, even through an outbreak like this, and complete our season,” Commissioner Rob Manfred said.
July 2020
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Police log
Lewiston • Derek Graham, 35, of Lewiston, on a charge of disorderly conduct, 6:59 p.m. Sunday at Walnut and Bartlett streets. • Ashley Levesque, 27, of Sabattus, on charges of operating under the influence of intoxication and criminal mischief, 12:30 a.m. Monday at 142 Oxford St. • Alan Kelley, 38, of Lewiston, on an outstanding […]
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PHOTO: A wake in Wilton
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