Officials said the taxable value from Central Maine Power’s converter station could lower property tax rates following a revaluation, but are wary of depending on it.
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Deceased woman discovered Sunday in Lewiston is from Litchfield
Police say the cause and manner of her death are pending autopsy results.
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Lewiston panel reduces graduation requirements for this year’s seniors
Members of the Class of 2021 will still be required to meet the state minimums in all subjects.
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Photo Album: Lewiston struggles with winter
Not everyone had a good time with Monday’s snowfall.
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A Street Talk confession: I haven’t learned about church since CCD
Before walking into a single church or making a simple phone call, I become filled with self-doubt, suddenly very vividly aware my own ignorance.
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Skelton Taintor & Abbott moving to Lewiston after 35 years in downtown Auburn
• Lewiston approves new $1.3 million solar project
• Just how stressed is Maine compared to other states?
Posted inHealth, Lewiston-Auburn
COVID-19 vaccine resources for central Maine: What you need to know to get vaccinated
Maine’s vaccination campaign against COVID-19 is underway, although at a slower-than-desired pace because of limited supplies of vaccines. Here are some vaccination resources for people in Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford counties.
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Lewiston board says ‘no’ to more in-person schooling
Students will continue to work remotely at least two days a week.
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Lewiston’s Bartlett Street is getting a new city athletic field
Construction transforming the former Hudson Bus site, a nearly half-million dollar project, should wrap by the end of summer.
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Poland town budget proposed to go up 3.3% to nearly $5.1 million
Residents will be asked for the second consecutive year to cast ballots at the polls April 2.