The bank’s CEO says its part of adjusting to the post-COVID world for offices, but that the bank plans to keep a branch at the location.
Lewiston-Auburn
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Photo Album: Dancers rehearse for ‘A Nutcracker Christmas’ in Lewiston
The annual Christmas performance will be Friday and Saturday at the Franco Center in Lewiston.
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Auburn man charged with robbery and dealing pot
Police say more than 20 pounds of marijuana was discovered during a search of Ryan Jolicoeur’s home.
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Lewiston man charged with sex trafficking
Police say Frederick Jackson forced a woman to perform three sexual transactions per night.
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Mark LaFlamme: The ghost of Punk Icee and other phantoms of the streets
Street Talk: All of those fantastic street phantoms are gone now and yet my eyes will lie to me out of pure yearning for the olden days
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Auburn promotes Eric Cousens to public services director, restructures departments
Auburn promoted longtime Planning and Code Director Eric Cousens to Public Services executive director, and in the process restructured some other staff and city departments.
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SeniorsPlus launches $5.5 million capital campaign for new program building
The new building will provide more space to operate its programs out of as the organization is expecting need for its services to only increase in the future.
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Wreaths Across America convoy to stop in Lewiston on Sunday
Dozens of vehicles will escort 14 tractor-trailers filled with Maine-made wreaths that will stop at Lewiston High School for a ceremony during its weeklong trip to Arlington National Cemetery.
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Lewiston ‘Krampus’ event sets off debate over the horned folk figure
Mayor Carl Sheline’s promotion of an event featuring the folklore figure Krampus was met with some shock and condemnation online. Sheline said he’s just trying to have a little fun and promote a downtown business.
