The crash remains under investigation.
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Police charge Lewiston man after reports of shots fired
King Avenue was blocked by police while they investigated a reported shooting.
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Video: Lewiston woman finds serenity and joy in gardening and artwork
Carrie Larochelle creates beauty and art for herself while bringing joy to others.
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Shelter report to be presented to the Lewiston City Council
The 46-page report is expected to provide data on the city’s existing homeless population and shelters, provide a look at what other cities are doing, and incorporate public feedback in a set of recommendations for the council.
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Photo Album: Summer theater production to present ‘Willy Wonka Jr.’ this weekend
Community Little Theatre youth camp to perform Friday and Saturday in Auburn.
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‘A sign lets you know you’ve arrived’: Phil Bolduc has mastered signs
Neokraft celebrates 75 years of making business signs in Lewiston.
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Man charged with robbing elderly man at ATM in Lewiston
Police arrested Jonathan Edwards and were searching for a second suspect.
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Auburn School Committee discusses water quality, nutrition
AUBURN — The School Committee on Wednesday honored former City Councilor Alfreda Fournier, who died last week. Fournier had served as Androscoggin County commissioner before taking a spot on the City Council where she served from 2019 to 2021. She died Friday at the age of 75. The committee remembered Fournier in a moment of […]
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Lewiston man appeals case to nation’s high court
Malik B. Hollis claims his 14th Amendment rights were violated when the only juror of color was struck from the trial jury.
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Auburn officials explain zoning plans during community forum
For a second straight night, Auburn officials met with residents to discuss residential zoning in the city.