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Lewiston-Auburn
Bates College confers degrees on 469 graduates
469 students graduated from Bates at the College's 153rd Commencement on Sunday.
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Maine
Hiker who died on Mount Everest had ties to Maine
His friends say Kevin Hynes, 56, had lived part time in Windham for several years.
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Maine
Oxford Hills students share Prom Night at lodge on Long Lake
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Lewiston-Auburn
Lewiston soldier’s death part of the Vietnam War’s gun truck legacy
Smithsonian Channel program 'Gun Trucks of Vietnam,' describes the story behind the development of gun trucks by young soldiers and the lessons from a 1971 ambush of a 20-plus truck convoy that killed Charles Soule of the 57th Transportation Company.
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‘Conditions are ripe’ for punishing tick season in Maine
Health officials caution that the pests are expected to push farther north this summer, and Lyme disease cases will likely surge.
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Health care has dominated legislative session
Democrats control the House and Senate and have a governor who's on their side. Their priority has been health care, both in policy changes and spending priorities
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Talk of the TownMark LaFlamme: Get off my lawn!
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Lewiston-AuburnPolice log
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73 students received degrees from Hebron Academy onSaturday. -
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The blaze is blamed on a charcoal briquettes igniting a wooden deck. -
Maine health officials are receiving more than $2 million to try to improve the state's efforts to prevent cancer -
The store and an adjacent Subway sandwich shop are open, but the gas pumps are down until damage to the store can be inspected. -
A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump from building key sections of his border wall with money secured under his declaration of a national emergency, delivering what may prove a temporary setback on one of his highest priorities -
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Woman fishing in Little Androscoggin River -
Vocational schools in Mexico, Farmington, Paris and Houlton were represented at the event in Dixfield. -
Starting June 1, people using the ball field and Canton Lake boat launch must dispose of their garbage. -
Police said Eric Campbell fled the accident in February, leaving his critically injured passenger behind. -
Police say speed was a likely factor in the crash. -
New concept images show the new high school's main entrance and athletic fields. -
'The Ballad of the 20th Maine' by Portland band The Ghost of Paul Revere still needs another round of approvals to become the official state ballad. -
A jury convicted Ronald Paquin last year on 11 of 24 counts of gross sexual misconduct stemming from incidents in the 1980s. -
Augusta police Officer Laura Drouin, who shot and injured then-Riverview patient Jason Begin in a 2015 confrontation, was cleared Friday in a federal civil lawsuit. -
Two people were taken to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston to be examined for injuries. -
Debates are likely on the floor of the Legislature over a bill to allow online wagering, set a 2-tiered tax rate and allow on-premises betting at 11 locations. -
Maine Beer Co. hopes to inspire other clean energy efforts and expand its 50-kilowatt solar system so that the brewery generates more energy than it uses by 2030. -
Officials expect a record number of vehicles on the Maine Turnpike over the Memorial Day weekend, making the state's tourism industry cautiously optimistic about the coming season. -
You gulp a cup of coffee then sleep for 20 minutes before the caffeine kicks in. You're supposed to wake up refreshed and ready to go. -
The $27.2 million budget for SAD 52 includes new buses and new teachers. -
The decision to send the additional forces to U.S. Central Command, which oversees military operations across the Middle East, was made late Thursday. -
More than 80 units, led by parade Grand Marshal Todd Desgrosseilliers, will march Monday through Auburn to Veterans Memorial Park in Lewiston for the annual Memorial Day ceremony. -
Is it OK to eat that recently excavated item from your fridge past the date stamped on the label? -
A nonprofit plans to give free security tools and run cyber bootcamps for campaigns. -
Entry fee is $5 a photo, with a $25 cash prize awarded for Best in Show.
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Under the deal, which has not been finalized, $30 million would go to accusers and creditors, and $14 million would pay legal fees. -
Paul Simoneau, 95, of Livermore Falls, who served in the U.S. Navy, was involved in four invasions. -
Directors approved hiring Scott Albert effective July 1. -
The British leader's resignation comes after she tried – and failed – three times to get lawmakers to pass the Brexit withdrawal deal she negotiated with the European Union. -
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A recent report by the nonprofit Disability Rights Maine found that use of physical restraint or seclusion jumped 60% in 4 years in Maine schools. -
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A pair of artists install mosaic tiles on a new building in downtown Lewiston inspired by local artist Marsden Hartley. -
Ryan Lizotte also is sentenced to serve four years of a previously suspended sentence for burglary and theft. -
More than 31 tons of bulky waste were removed from downtown Lewiston earlier this month, conducted by an all-volunteer team. -
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The proposal, co-sponsored by Sen. Angus King and others, would award grants to states to combat Lyme disease, collect data and improve treatment. -
A recent measles case in Maine was cited by both supporters and opponents of the measure to end all non-medical exemptions to school-required vaccinations. -
Although the bill received initial approval, it will need more lawmakers on final passage to impact the regulatory review of CMP's controversial transmission line proposal. -
The measure, which passed 19-16 with largely Democratic support, was previously approved by the House and has the backing of Gov. Janet Mills. -
Participants will include Michael Botticelli, President Obama's drug czar, and Sam Quinones, author of ‘Dreamland,’ an influential book on the opioid epidemic. -
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Stephen Calk used the bank’s resources to curry favor with Trump’s campaign chairman, ignoring internal standards and lying to regulators, prosecutors say. -
Summit Natural Gas is working with five dairy farms in Clinton to build and operate a digester that will create a new renewable natural gas program aimed at supporting the local economy.
