Police said the worker made contact with a power line while raking snow off the Auburn Senior Community Center.
Mark LaFlamme
Staff Writer
Mark LaFlamme is a Sun Journal reporter and weekly columnist. He's been on the nighttime police beat since 1994, which is just grand because he doesn't like getting out of bed before noon. Mark is the author of eight published novels and rides a dual sport motorcycle everywhere he goes. Unless it's winter, in which case he just sulks a lot.
Lewiston-based Farmers’ Almanac coming back under new ownership
The 208-year-old almanac is being revived by a New York media company.
Let’s eat grandpa! And other grammatically sound nonsense. | Column
Mark LaFlamme cogitates on a special sentence, the study of pasta, the need for mood stabilizers and more.
Charlie Hewitt’s art, and doodles, are going on display in Lewiston
The ‘Hopeful’ sign artist and Lewiston native will open an exhibit at the Maine MILL museum Jan. 30.
Lewiston man convicted for 2024 crash that injured 7-year-old
Alberto Nafoia faces a fine of up to $575 and a license suspension for between 30 and 180 days.
Lewiston City Council appoints youth worker to fill Ward 5 vacancy
Despite local police and firefighter unions’ support for returning Eryn Soule-Leclair to her seat on the council, councilors instead chose Chrissy Noble after 4 hours of discussion to represent Ward 5.
The Hannafid, nose-out parking and technological marvels | Column
Ascots, killer sleds, prime parking spaces and other tidings from last week by writer Mark LaFlamme.
Lewiston residents, officials talk fears as ICE action looms: ‘Nobody wants to come out’
A day after residents packed a forum with city officials over concerns of a possible federal operation, many of the immigrant shops in Lewiston’s downtown Friday were at a near-standstill.
Wales man sentenced to 35 years on child exploitation charges
Investigators said they found thousands of photographs depicting child exploitation on Patrick Hamlin’s devices.
Teens arrested after chases in Saco, Auburn, Lewiston
Police said some of the suspects may be linked to a string of vehicle burglaries in the Portland area.