No need to fret about possible back-to-school fashion faux pas. Writer Mark LaFlamme has been there, done that and is ready to help.
Mark LaFlamme
Forecasting mayhem in Lewiston: How hard can it be? | Column
Aspiring news forecaster Mark LaFlamme is monitoring a high pressure system developing in the area of College and Sabattus streets as competing groups of day drinkers clash over front porch rights.
More memories coming down in Lewiston | Column
Watching the former Sun Journal office building at 40 Pine St. come down this week brought up lots of memories for Mark LaFlamme, and maybe a tear or two.
Ticks, answering machines and all the toys you used to love | Column
Mark LaFlamme is on his best behavior and looking for a backup crash pad just in case.
You’ll never believe what I saw in downtown Lewiston | column
Mark LaFlamme takes on lobsters, left-lane campers and a pair of grimy goggles.
Look out for those beleaguered beavers in Poland | Column
Mark LaFlamme gloats about seeing sharks in Maine waters and street bowling in Lewiston.
Lewiston-Auburn restaurants rise up against repeat offender | Column
For years, Stephen Tardif has run amok at local businesses. The owners are fed up, but they are also pulling for him to get well.
Make Bartlett Street, Lewiston, your next hiking destination! | Column
Big decisions are being made in Lewiston without me. I’m available for consultation, writes Mark LaFlamme.
Epic dine-and-dasher gets just desserts from online Lewiston-Auburn posse
This, as it happens, is the kind of big-league violator one could write folk songs about without being accused of over-dramatizing.
Now that I’m wealthy, I can afford good cheese | Column
Mark LaFlamme: Stop signs, paint puddles, whiny town employees — I may not come back from vacation next time.