Families would be notified the night before if the district decides to send students home two hours early due to bad weather.
Lewiston-Auburn
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Edward Little High School open for final walkthrough Saturday
In 1961, a Lewiston Daily Sun article quoted officials calling the new high school a “dream come true,” even though it lacked a gym.
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Photos: Touch-up for Veterans Memorial Park tank
A pair of veterans scrape, paint and prepare the 1960s era tank for upcoming ceremony in Lewiston.
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Kennedy Park northgateway getting beautification, accessibility upgrades
The project aims to complement housing construction across Pine Street, which will begin in 2025, and to fulfill plans to improve neighborhood gateways.
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Drummond Street park renaming honors mothers on Mother’s Day
The Drummond Street neighborhood honored the memory of Edna Hadakin Crowley on Sunday with a renaming of Drummond Street Park. Now called “Edna Hadakin Crowley Mothers Park,” Auburn families will enjoy the space generations of hardworking local families made possible.
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Mark LaFlamme: You forgot Mother’s Day, didn’t you?
Talk of the Town: What with the lawn, the killer hummingbirds, Mother’s Day and pesky peanut jar tops, it’s a very busy season.
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Volunteerism rules on annual ‘Rebuilding Day’
Dozens of volunteers from Rebuilding Together L/A Maine work on four area homes in much need of repairs Saturday.
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Burglary suspects arrested again in Auburn
The Garlands were two of three people arrested in late April in what police describe as a spree of commercial burglaries that stretched across Androscoggin County and possibly beyond.
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Lewiston senior running all the way to Vermont college with a scholarship
Grad Tidings: It was the summer before his senior year when Lewiston senior Adam Bilodeau realized that running could take him places.