A detailed plan must be submitted in May and, if approved, the new shelter needs to be up and running by October.
Lewiston-Auburn
News and information from Lewiston and Auburn from the Sun Journal.
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A family gives what they have to those with less
A Lewiston mother and son help homeless people and others in need.
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Photos: Vacationland RV and Camping Show held in Auburn
Samantha and Dwayne Edwards smile at their son, Cooper, as he lounges in one of the recreational vehicles Saturday at the Vacationland RV and Camping Show at the Norway Savings Bank Arena in Auburn. The Edwards family, from Harrison, came to the show with five families with whom they regularly go camping. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal
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L-A This Week
MONDAY, April 3 LEWISTON — School Committee meeting, 5:30 p.m. at The Green Ladle, 156 East Ave. AUBURN — City Council workshop and meeting, 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Auburn Hall. TUESDAY, April 4 LEWISTON — City Council workshop and meeting, 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. WEDNESDAY, April 5 […]
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Mount David Summit: Bates College’s version of ‘March Madness’
College celebrated a stunning variety of research and artistic work
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Two substance use disorder recovery residences coming to Lewiston area
Johnny Clark, the owner and operator of A Hand Up in Lewiston, is opening a multiunit apartment building in Lewiston and a 10-bed recovery home for women in Sabattus.
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Auburn considers sale of St. Louis Church to developer eyeing 20 apartments
The City Council will vote Monday on the sale to Thomas Robinson, who plans to renovate the former church into one and two-bedroom market rate apartments.
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Developer moves ahead with plan for 1,100 residential units on Gracelawn Road in Auburn
John Gendron of Auburn has applied for a traffic movement permit and will go before the Planning Board later this spring.