Police said 19-year-old Damonte Powell was riding a dirt bike illegally on the street when he was struck by a car at about 10:30 p.m. Thursday.
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St. Dom’s board proposes new terms as diocese’s deadline passes
The Saint Dominic Regional High School board had until Wednesday to come up with $3 million for an escrow account to help fund a ‘bridge year’ for the high school.
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Lewiston keeps sabotaging itself | Letter
I recently received a ticket for parking in front of my apartment. I have parked my car on the street for five-plus years. The city said it was to “crack down on abandoned vehicles” so it is limiting us to 24 hours of street parking before ticketing and threatening to tow us. Frankly, that’s utter […]
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Looking Back on May 16, 2025: Dirty milk, ‘indiscriminate frisking,’ and Lisbon people ‘pretty content’
Looking Back for May 16, 2025
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Lewiston track and field hosts multi-team meet
Images from the Blue Devils’ home meet.
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Central Maine Community College graduates more than 600: ‘It was a battle’
This year’s graduates are from six different countries, 15 states and every county in Maine except Hancock.
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Looking Back for May 18, 2025: A zeppelin in Poland Spring, a lion on the lawn, and Andy Rooney in New Gloucester
Looking Back for May 18, 2025
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Get your fiddleheads yet? | Mark LaFlamme
Talk of the town: Heaps of George Stanley, the coming revolution and flying mothers.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine, News
Hannah Pingree wants Maine to continue its climate work ‘with or without’ Trump administration
Pingree, who has led the state’s Office of Policy Innovation and the Future since 2019, said she’s hopeful Maine will continue its ‘common sense’ policies on climate resilience and energy efficiency.
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Gas leak rousts tenants in Lewiston
Lewiston fire crews were called to the apartment complex at 6 Cedar St. shortly after 2 p.m. They were still ventilating the building at 3:30 p.m. as tenants milled around in the parking lot.