The School Committee voted 5-4 late Thursday night to adopt a masking mandate.
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A near-normal Bates College welcomes a supersized new class
The Class of 2025, which arrived this week, hopes for an academic year that isn’t disrupted much by the pandemic.
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Lewiston, Auburn police move to encrypted radio system, silencing civilian scanners
The new system went online earlier this week at a cost of $4.5 million to taxpayers. It originally was scheduled to launch in February.
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Lewiston school board approves mandatory masking
The committee also voted unanimously to adopt pooled testing of students and teachers.
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Hospital leaders make joint plea for Mainers to get vaccinated
Leaders from the state’s four major health care networks issued a stark warning to the public that hospitals could be pushed past a tipping point if the COVID-19 surge continues.
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Educator challenging chairwoman for School Committee seat over masking
Jason Lavoie says he disagrees with Megan Parks’ anti-mask stance.
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Auburn sets framework for public safety building committee that will lead multi-year renovation
The panel will shape the city’s effort to upgrade public safety facilities, including a combined police and fire station on Minot Avenue.
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Dane Morgan, in the midst of a run for City Council, charged with violating bail
Lewiston resident is accused of contacting his ex-girlfriend in the days after he was charged with assaulting her Aug. 6.
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Lewiston schools using millions in COVID-19 aid for wide range of needs
The district is set to receive more than $44 million.
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Auburn couple volunteering at their 16th Triple Crown 5K series Sunday
Eugene and Marlene Keene, both in their 80s, have helped at Lincoln and Locust streets for the past 16 years.