Lewiston-Auburn
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Photo album: Hands on learning
Students makes bowls and pots in pottery class Tuesday at Edward Little High School
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Turner Rescue employees get pay raise; state estimates property values going up 9% next year
The Maine Revenue Services completed its state valuation proposal for 2022 late last month.
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Video: Check out the new Edward Little High School construction from above
Aerial video and photographs show the construction site Monday morning at the new Auburn school project.
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Bates College gears up for a union election with national labor board
The staff unionization effort has gained support from students and state legislators.
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Lewiston receives first tax payments tied to NECEC project
With a referendum looming that seeks to kill the project, Lewiston officials have not yet earmarked all the funds. But, the city did lower this year’s property tax rate in anticipation of the new revenue.
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Photo: Hotel Road bridge construction nears completion
A long stretch of Hotel Road in Auburn has been closed all summer, forcing commuters on a long detour.
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Photo: Getting a handle on Halloween in Auburn
Auburn woman has learned a few tricks for her Halloween treats.
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L-A This Week
MONDAY, Oct. 4 LEWISTON — School Committee meeting, 5:30 p.m. at Connors Elementary School. AUBURN — Public meeting and discussion on strip zoning, 5:30 p.m. at the Auburn Senior Community Center. City Planning staff will host a public meeting on proposed rezoning to expand the rural residential and low-density country residential strip zones as part […]
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Working: Lewiston’s Legends Sports Bar & Grill doubles staffing, sales during COVID-19 pandemic
“I would never want to go through this pandemic again — I can’t wait to get out of it. However, it taught us so many things about being adaptable.” — Melinda Small, owner of Legends Sports Bar & Grill.