Five cases reported at Norway Center for Health and Rehabilitation.
Lewiston-Auburn
News and information from Lewiston and Auburn from the Sun Journal.
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Lewiston-Auburn ‘SPIRIT’ council seeking help for equity statement
The council, which initially formed in 2018, is set to continue the work of Lewiston’s Equity and Diversity Committee.
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Condition of 17-year-old Lisbon stabbing victim upgraded from critical to fair
The teen is being treated at a Portland hospital.
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The Kitchen on Beech Hill brings upscale dining to Auburn
The new restaurant, located inside Martindale Country Club, will be open three nights a week, seats 20 people and is RSVP-friendly.
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‘Patron saint of helping others’: Popular track coach Dan Campbell has stage-4 cancer
Longtime Edward Little, St. Dom’s and UMaine-Farmington coach who has served as a role model and mentor to hundreds athletes is now finding strength from others after diagnosis.
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‘Argh, matey, that was an interception!’: The Bliss Super Bowl viewing/party guide
It’s time to party! Virtually, safely. With a massive amount of chicken wings.
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Photo: Auburn siblings frolic in the snow
Snowballs and shovels make for fun
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Good Shepherd Food Bank announces $250 million fundraising effort
The Auburn storage and distribution facility reveals billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott donated $25 million.
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A new map to growing Lewiston-Auburn? Business, city leaders hope so.
The chamber on Thursday released its “Blueprint for Economic Growth in the LA Metropolitan Region” with input from 25-plus local leaders on ways to grow revenue, consumer spending and population here for the long haul.
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Minot officials shuffle meetings and elections, talks broadband
Selectmen voted to postpone the town meeting to May or June because of current restrictions on indoor gatherings