Durrah, 50, of Lewiston had worked for the county since 2019, becoming administrator in August 2021.
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Photo: Thoughts of Lewiston Strong
A Bates College student collaborates with a friend on the phone to make Lewiston Strong T-shirts.
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Lewiston students return to class nearly a week after mass shootings
Superintendent Jake Langlais will take a “pulse” of the situation in schools day by day for the next few weeks.
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Victims and families funds expand, Lewiston declares ‘Act of Kindness Day’
Direct fundraiser donations exceeds $1.3 million, with local and regional businesses donating mental health services.
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Lewiston candidates forum postponed so candidates can attend football game
Forum organizers said they secured a postponed date of Thursday, Nov. 2, at Bates College. Several candidates have said they will attend the rescheduled forum.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Arts & Entertainment, Lewiston-Auburn, Local & State
Stephen King on shootings near childhood home: ‘It always means more when you know the place’
Maine’s most famous author, a vocal advocate for stricter gun laws, went to high school in Lisbon Falls, where the Lewiston shooter was found dead.
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Auburn woman identified as victim of deadly car crash in Monmouth
Karen Dagostino, 43, died at the scene of the single-car crash on U.S. Route 202 Thursday. Police are continuing to investigate why she trailed off the road.
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Lewiston shooting victim moved from critical to stable condition
Three shooting victims remain hospitalized at Central Maine Medical Center.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, Local & State, Maine Crime
State police waited hours to track Lewiston shooter after finding vehicle, had ‘radio silence’ with local officers
An Androscoggin County Sheriff’s deputy has harshly criticized the Maine State Police’s handling of communication in the manhunt for Robert Card, while another official says it took 12 hours before police began tracking Card from his abandoned vehicle.