In a story about former Lewiston City Administrator Robert Mulready that ran on page C1 in Saturday’s Sun Journal, May 16, it should have stated he was predeceased by his wife, Susan Maguire Mulready, who died in 2018. It was a reporting error.
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Three staff members, one resident at Clover Healthcare in Auburn test positive for COVID-19
According to a Facebook post by Clover Healthcare, three of its nursing staff members and a resident have tested for COVID-19, prompting the Maine CDC to approve testing the remainder of Clover’s 500 staff and residents.
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Community helps Turner woman search for Godzilla the fleet-footed tortoise
Over 20 people came to Sher Blevin’s home in Turner Saturday to help her look for her tortoise.
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Saturday morning fire in Lewiston displaces six
A two-alarm blaze that appears to have started on a porch damaged an apartment building at the corner of Coburn and Hackett streets in Lewiston.
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Seized Maine animals caught in legal pandemic limbo
The fate of animals seized by the state have long been drawn out in courts, but it’s been made worse by the coronavirus pandemic, animal caregivers say.
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Mac Richardson taking his ‘fun spirit’ into retirement
The Lewiston wastewater treatment plant superintendent leaving after 32-year career.
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Former Lewiston administrator dies
Robert Mulready remembered for ‘making sure the trains ran on time.’
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RSU 4 opts for drive-in graduation for Oak Hill High School
Details are expected next week.
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Crews battle fast-moving brush fire in Turner
Several people reported they could see smoke from the fires from nearby towns, including Buckfield, Auburn and Greene.
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Lewiston-Auburn arts organizations facing uncertain future
The pandemic has put a halt to theater and arts programs for the season, but may put some out of business permanently.