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Trinity Poon
Trinity Poon, a Sun Journal summer intern, is a rising senior at Bates College and the executive editor of the college's student newspaper. She is from Sandwich, Massachusetts.
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5 ways to keep kids reading this summer
Prizes are just one way to get and keep kids reading.
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Lewiston/Auburn Liberty Festival starts off with a bang
Fourth of July festivities were held Friday on both sides of the Androscoggin River.
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Lewiston-Auburn’s Liberty Festival blast to include 3 days of musical performances
Fireworks Friday night, July 4, will be just part of the fun in the Twin Cities over the long holiday weekend.
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Bates College in Lewiston holds Juneteenth celebration
‘This is an opportunity for us to share with another, share food and also bring together what this community can continue to build together. That’s what Juneteenth means to me,’ said Nathan Davis, director of programs at Gateway Community Services.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Local & State, News, Schools & Education
Lisbon School Committee declines to change failed school budget
Many feel the June 10 vote against the school budget was driven by frustration with the increase in the municipal budget.
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Two Juneteenth events planned in the Lewiston area next week
Food, speeches and performances will be some of the offerings celebrating the federal holiday next Thursday.
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Lewiston panel speaks on ‘Building Hope’ around homelessness
Local advocates and service providers held a discussion Wednesday night at the Franco Center following the showing of a documentary on homelessness in Maine.
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Auburn residents approve school budget
Though the turnout was low, it was still higher than what the city clerk had expected.