While new variants are proving to be increasingly contagious, health officials continue to emphasize the importance of vaccinations.
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Lewiston Police say a man was shot in the foot May 24
Police said only one person appears to have been struck, but several vehicles and buildings also were hit.
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Man charged after standoff at Lewiston home
Chad Chandler, 42, of Greene, was charged with three counts of assaulting an officer.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, The Buzz
OTTO Pizza coming to Auburn in July
Otto Pizza expects to hire 30 people for full time and part time; Aroma Joe’s opens new Auburn location; Jamaican jerk joint opens downtown Lewiston.
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Auburn firefighters extinguish burning railroad ties Tuesday morning
The stack of ties was stored just before the railroad trestle spanning the Androscoggin River.
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Vehicle hits pedestrian crossing Center Street in Auburn
AUBURN — A Turner man suffered minor injuries Monday afternoon when he was struck by a car while crossing Center Street, Deputy Police Chief Tim Cougle said. Craig Young, 58, was hit by a 2011 Subaru driven 29-year-old Tyler Barnies of Turner who was leaving the Mobil gas station at 345 Center St. and his […]
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National professors association backs union’s stance at Bates College
The American Association of University Professors said in a legal filing that some academics should be able to share union membership with college staff.
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Auburn Ethics Panel finds Planning Board member did not have ‘actual’ conflict of interest
The advisory opinion, issued by the three-member panel May 17, lays out a series of recommendations for officials to consider, including a better mechanism for officials to “identify potentially conflicting relationships.”
