The Lewiston Senior Cribbage League has announces Dec. 29 cribbage results. Ron Maheux and Mike Martin placed first, Nancy Fyke and Ron Cloutier were second, Pauline Quimby and Anita Maheux placed third, Woody Dulac and Ryan Saucier came in fourth, and Bob Cielinski and Pat Belanger placed fifth. Cribbage league play begins at 9 a.m. […]
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Posted inConnections
Auburn library to host online health, wellness series starting Jan. 10
The Auburn Public Library is set to offer several programs as part of its annual health and wellness series, New Year, New You. Mindfulness Meditation Series will be presented by Tisha Bremner of Inner Light Wellness from 4:30-5:15 p.m. Tuesdays, Jan. 10, 17, 24 and 31 online via Zoom. In this series, participants will be […]
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Lewiston’s dog registration grace period to expire Jan. 31
The Lewiston City Clerk’s Department reminds all Lewiston dog owners that the one-month grace period for licensing their pets is scheduled to expire Tuesday, Jan. 31. Per state law, a dog’s license expires Dec. 31 of each year, and a $25 state late fine will be added to each license for all dogs licensed after […]
Posted inSun Spots
Sun Spots: Help with coffee pots, recycling cellphones
DEAR SUN SPOTS: Regarding Margie and the coffee pot (Thursday, Dec. 28. Sun Spots), the best coffee pot I have found is a Melitta Model 46894A (Type A75). We have the one with a stainless steel carafe — no danger of broken or chipped glass pots. I am 76 and like good coffee, but want […]
Posted inCommunity, Connections
Camden on Canvas plein-air event seeks submissions
Artist submissions are due by Friday, Jan. 20.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
2022 saw conservative gains on education issues. But they may be short-lived.
The Founding Fathers — as well as the founding mothers and their children — agreed that any truly public school could not be run by a church for religious reasons. They believed that a public school had to be something that promoted purely public purposes.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion, Uncategorized
What child poverty in America really looked like in 2022
Running shoes. A sketchbook. Summer camp. The lack of those basic things is what child poverty in America looked like in 2022.
Posted inBoston Celtics, Sports
Jokic’s triple-double fuels Nuggets’ dominant win over Celtics
Two-time MVP Nikola Jokic finishes with 30 points, 12 rebounds and 12 assists, leading Denver to a 123-111 victory.
Posted inMaine
Smithfield man dies when UTV breaks through ice at North Pond
Jeremiah Meader, 42, was driving home from a friend’s house at 1 a.m. with his wife and two friends when the side-by-side broke through two inches of ice on North Pond.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn
We asked: ‘What is your New Year’s resolution or hope for the new year?’
Twin Cities residents share what they hope to do, see or make happen in 2023.