News and information from Lewiston and Auburn from the Sun Journal.
• Sizeable spec buildings going up on Gould and Lexington streets in Lewiston looking for industrial tenants.
• Colisee housing containers update.
Ward 6 representative Ronald Potvin said he misunderstood the superintendent’s recommendation.
Ward 5 Councilor Luke Jensen resigned effective Oct. 4 and was not running for reelection to the seat.
The Oct. 21 dinner will highlight local food and chefs.
Also, Luke Jensen resigned from the Lewiston City Council. He was not running for reelection to the seat.
Retired professor is particularly concerned about COVID-19 learning loss and pandemic mental health challenges.
Prosecutors said Stephen C. Gurney assaulted a man in one case and threatened a man with a gun in another.
The couple had once housed Joshua and Lindsey Pollis.
Street Talk: It’s become tense and guarded on both ends, and you can’t blame the police for this — the media hasn’t been altogether kind to cops in recent years.
• First-time Taste The Harvest dinner will close Lisbon Street for three hours of seven-course dining.
• Maine’s favorite Halloween candy? It’s scary.
