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Lewiston-Auburn
New Gloucester woman gets 6th James Beard nomination
The owner of Purple House bakery – known in part for its Montreal-style bagels and ornate pizzas made by a wood-fired oven – is a semifinalist for the 2019 culinary award
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Lewiston-Auburn
Police log
Police log for Lewiston and Auburn
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Nation / World
New Zealand mosque killings spark debate over free speech
The nation's chief censor bans a 74-page manifesto written by the shooting suspect.
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Nation / World
Kenyan who gave earnings to poor wins $1 million teacher prize
The annual Global Teacher Prize is awarded to Peter Tabichi in Dubai.
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News
Mud season is here
Mud Season has arrived here in Maine.
Maine News
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New EnglandNew England struts its ruts in banner ‘mud season’
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PoliticsSen. King wants more information on obstruction of justice issue
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BusinessCustomer leaves $2,000 tip at Waterville’s Silver Street Tavern to surprise of waitstaff
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Maine
Central Mainers sample maple syrup on vanilla ice cream, pizza
Lewiston-Auburn news
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Lewiston-AuburnNew Edward Little High School ballot question: One and done?
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Lewiston-AuburnFacing race and difference … two schools at a time
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Students gathered in Brunswick on Saturday to compete for awards. -
Students gathered in Brunswick on Saturday to compete for awards.
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Teams from all over Maine met at Auburn Middle School for Saturday's Maine Odyssey of the Mind's Primary tournament. -
Dirigo High School student competing in state National History Day competition in April at University of Maine in Orono. -
Directors approved a $19.6 million budget for 2019-20. -
Attorney General William Barr prepares to summarize the special counsel's findings for lawmakers, many of whom are calling for a public release. -
The Dunham's began producing maple syrup again nearly eight years ago and are now preparing for their eighth consecutive "Maine Maple Sunday."
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The new requirement comes as a farmer in Arundel blames municipal sludge containing PFAS for contaminating his land and dairy herd. -
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Residents also will consider a $6.11 million municipal budget, a request that Franklin County reverse its cuts to social services and a lease to expand downtown parking options. -
The state's streak of unemployment rates below 4 percent continues. -
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The 8-month-old child remains hospitalized after the Jan. 2 incident, police said. -
Speaking to Meals on Wheels backers in Auburn, Maine's senior senator discusses problems facing aging Mainers. -
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Joyce White Vance tells a crowd at Bates College that special counsel Robert Mueller is upholding the rule of law. -
Proposed budget for 2019-20 would increase taxes 2.69 percent. -
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Players on Oxford Hills Athletic Boosters teams will not be assessed a fee. -
Norway Select Board Meeting
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The longtime researcher of Lake Auburn told a Great Falls Forum audience that as more nutrients are entering the lake, further watershed protection will be needed to stave off irreparable damage. -
Sandra Nile of Rumford had a barred owl sitting on her front porch railing from 7 a.m. to about 3 p.m. Thursday when it flew to the stairway of a building beside her home after she got close to it. -
Alvin Snow is accused of threatening to kill his former girlifriend if she complained to police about him following her. -
A section of Route 119 was closed to traffic in the area of Hill Road. -
The truck, driven by a Strong resident, was demolished. -
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Neil Lanteigne, 43, armed with a semi-automatic rifle, led officers on a four-hour chase through his remote, wooded property in West Paris on Wednesday. -
Shawn Mckeough Jr., who was killed March 15, is remembered for his selflessness and heroism. -
A Greenville woman and a Farmington man were injured when their vehicles collided Thursday on Wilton Road in Farmington. -
Rain should arrive by Friday morning and the heaviest is expected to be Friday morning as well. -
Photos and an aerial video of a crew from Auburn Water District testing water in Lake Auburn . -
As snow turns to mud, a park ranger runs out of flags – orange, not quite red – highlighting the volume of dog feces at one of the city's most popular dog-walking spots. -
Scott Lever will report to Erik Gundersen, who leads the state's new Office of Marijuana Policy. -
A Trump lawyer, however, says both White House aides are in full compliance. -
Trump tweets a major change in U.S. foreign policy that the Israeli prime minister has been pressing him to make. -
The ice-breaking operation was moved up by about four days because of an early spring storm that was expected to move through the region by Friday morning. -
Biologists believe that the winter tick took less of a toll on moose calves than in past years.
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The award, part of a $1.4 billion national funding effort by the Trump administration, will help the state expand medication-assisted treatment for people with opioid use disorder. -
According to Fairfax County police, one stole the other's phone after they started to record each other. -
The state will use money it received in the Volkswagen settlement to fund the program, which also will include at least 50 vehicle charging stations. -
Two teens were arrested in connection with 'threats of violence' made on social media. -
Police arrested Neil Lanteigne, 43, and charged him with two counts of possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. -
Annual Town Meeting voters approve $938,422 budget.
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Dan Hart will retire at the end of the 2018-2019 school year -
Police remained at the scene of a standoff into the evening Wednesday. -
In his press release, Bouchard indicated he may take legal action. -
The plague of opioid abuse, the panel says, "is everybody's problem."
