The fire at Dingley Press on Monday morning was safely extinguished and no injuries were reported.
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Posted inMaine, News
Homeless people are being moved more quickly in Portland, but some have nowhere to go
The city and social service organizations are struggling to help dozens of individuals sleeping outside who can’t or won’t stay in a shelter, but the mayor says Portland can only do so much.
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Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Photo Album: See images from Sunday’s holiday parade through Auburn
The Christmas in Auburn parade, tree lighting and Santa Claus visit at Festival Plaza drew hundreds of residents and visitors Sunday.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Photo Album: Wreaths Across America convoy stops in Lewiston
The convoy is headed to Arlington National Cemetery.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn
Onlookers enjoy first Christmas in Auburn parade in years
Hundreds from around town and beyond enjoyed the first Christmas in Auburn parade since before the pandemic. Ahead of the tree lighting, many enjoyed free hot chocolate and holiday music with friends and family.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn
Rev. Jodi Hayashida takes multi-faith approach to social justice
On Faith: Hayashida’s faith is shaped by the complexities of real life.
Posted inHealth, Maine
Abortion funds take on bigger role in Maine, nationwide as access shifts
Financial support for the nonprofit support groups has surged since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
Posted inMaine, News
Three generations on Vassalboro farm to donate Christmas trees for troops
Pinkham’s Treefarm is one of about a dozen Maine Christmas tree farms to donate trees to military bases and families of deployed troops.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Maine, News, Pets
Heirs of famous sled dog Togo could become the official state dog
On the 100th anniversary of Togo’s life-saving run across the Alaskan wilderness, an effort is underway to honor the sled dog breed.
Posted inMaine
Toy Fund applications pile up: ‘There’s a real need out there’
The 75-year-old charity uses donations from readers to buy toys and books for children who otherwise would not receive gifts.