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Lewiston-Auburn
News and information from Lewiston and Auburn from the Sun Journal.
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Maine has a thriving industry of home bakers
The state has fewer restrictions than most others on selling foods made at home.
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Site of fatal Auburn crash among most dangerous in Maine
The city considered a project that would’ve blocked vehicles from taking the kind of turn that led to a fatal accident this month, but it stalled.
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Commissioners narrow down price for new Androscoggin County sheriff’s office
Commissioners are weighing whether to put out a bond for $26 million or $29 million.
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The Color Wizard adds the final strokes in Lewiston
Portland-area artist finishes his latest mural in downtown Lewiston.
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Who is the man bringing the Muhammad Ali statue to Lewiston?
The statue commemorates Ali’s victory over Sonny Liston 60 years ago this week and will be unveiled Saturday at Bates Mill.
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Three Lewiston soldiers died in France on the same day in World War I
The German advance at the Battle of Belleau Woods, near Paris, took the lives of two local infantrymen and one engineer on June 6, 1918.
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Lewiston’s youngest students learn to be good stewards of the planet
The city’s elementary schools use hands-on learning to teach respect for the earth, and avoid the anxiety that can come with discussing the climate crisis.
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Meet the Mechanic Falls native who led the last bayonet charge in U.S. Army history
Lewis Millett was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on Feb. 7, 1951, in the Korean War.
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St. Dom’s graduates its final class
Class of 2025 President Brookelyn Irene Whited said that with the school’s recent troubles, the vibe was a little bit different this year.