Hundreds of vendors fill booths at the Norway Savings Bank Arena, where businesses promoted, collaborated and forged partnerships.
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Throwing snow on a warm and sunny day
Friends in Lewiston have a snowball fight Thursday after school.
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Paris residents hear pros, cons of restructured police force
Chief Michael Ward says changes will lead to quicker response times and greater safety; opponents say it costs too much.
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Auburn’s $65M school budget to get public hearing next week
The proposed budget would increase the tax levy for education by $0.31.
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Juvenile arrested in Auburn shooting investigation
A 15-year-old was charged March 19 in connection with a Dec. 14 shooting on Main Street in Auburn.
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Auburn to explore moving sixth graders to middle school
The move would bring sixth graders into a more age-appropriate environment and enhance academic outcomes, among other benefits, according to one report.
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Gov. Janet Mills assails Trump’s tariffs, Social Security layoffs
The governor made the comments while hailing the renovation of an old mill for new housing in Lewiston.
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cPort Credit Union takes shape in Lewiston
The credit union’s building is being erected across from Central Maine Medical Center on Main Street.
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Lewiston man pleads guilty to charges related to child sexual abuse material
Harold Clayton III potentially faces up to 30 years in prison for charges of possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Luiggi’s Pizzeria in Lewiston is ready to reopen — and yes, you can still get a Fergy
‘Same old recipes, just a fresher new look,’ said Keshia Pratt, who owns the restaurant with her husband Zach.