Jordan Wood has experience as a congressional staff member and has worked as an advocate for campaign finance reform.
Lewiston
YMCA of Auburn-Lewiston Hoopster Basketball results
YMCA of Auburn–Lewiston Hoopster Basketball Sunday, April 13 results. K-1 Division Elscott Manufacturing Gold 29, Elscott Manufacturing Green 19: Layna Colburn and Ben Marchand scored six points each in Elscott Manufacturing Gold’s victory. Elscott Manufacturing Green’s Cole Doucette had five points while Richard Hargreaves and Wesley Myers Jr each had four points. Patriot Paving Black […]
Lewiston police investigate 2 shootings on Bartlett Street
The shootings, which damaged two apartment buildings, occurred on Sunday and Tuesday, police said.
Do you have questions about possible changes at Central Maine Healthcare?
Prime Healthcare Foundation is interested in acquiring the Lewiston-based health care system — which runs Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston, Bridgton Hospital and Rumford Hospital.
Looking back on April 23: Unwanted grave diggers and the Maine Nordiques ticket sales
Looking Back for April 19, 2025
Auburn man seeks birthday cards for 95-year-old mom
DEAR SUN SPOTS: My mom is turning 95 years young on May 30 of this year. My siblings and I are gathering birthday cards for a surprise “card shower” for her. I would be most grateful if you would publish my request so Sun Spots readers can send her a card. No money or gift, just a […]
Prime Healthcare, Central Maine Healthcare hold public discussion on acquisition
Community members gathered Tuesday night at the Franco Center in Lewiston to hear about a proposed $150 million acquisition.
Thornton Academy girls lacrosse flexes offensive might against Lewiston
The Trojans get goals from 12 players and finish with 20 goals on 32 shots.
Lewiston looks to find savings ahead of budget vote
City staff and administration is against using the ‘rainy day fund’ to lower next year’s budget, which as of last week would increase the tax rate by $1.29.
Four Maine college presidents sign national letter decrying Trump education ‘overreach’
The presidents of Bowdoin, Bates, Colby and the University of New England joined more than 230 college leaders in rebuking the federal government’s ‘political interference’ in higher education.