Pamela Boucher had sued Lewiston School Committee and that city’s schools superintendent for wrongful termination.
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Flooding forces temporary closure of Community Credit Union on Pine Street
Additions and Subtractions salon relocates in Lewiston; New Dollar General store permitted off Lisbon Street; John F. Murphy Homes constructing new facility on Hotel Road.
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Platz announces run for at-large seat on Auburn City Council
Adam Platz is an Auburn native and the chief financial officer of JAR Cannabis Co.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Photos: Auburn installing kayak rack in Anniversary Park
Crews pour a concrete pad for riverfront activity on the shore of the Little Androscoggin River in Auburn.
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Camp of Rock tent stolen before camp’s first notes played Monday
Camp founder Brian Gagnon says the rented tent was taken sometime between Sunday night and Monday morning.
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NECEC corridor work restarting at Lewiston converter station
Work on the Lewiston converter station, considered a major piece of the project, is expected to resume Thursday.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime, News
Connecticut man gets two life sentences for Auburn murders
David Barnett confessed to killing an Auburn woman and a Connecticut man about a year ago.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Mark LaFlamme
Mark LaFlamme: Prime rib in pill form, please
Street Talk: We’ve got supercomputers small enough to tuck into our pockets. We’ve got bug-looking cameras that fly around in the sky and we’ve got artificial intelligence writing term papers and composing music. All of that and yet no food in pill form to eliminate the need for inconvenient eating.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime, News
Knox Street shooting victims identified, Lewiston police address community fears
Mohammed Sheik, 30, of Auburn, and Keyt Hussein, 23, of Lewiston, both died from gunshot wounds, state police say. Lewiston police dispelled rumors about their response to the incident and addressed growing fears in the community of unsafe streets.