An unnamed man who was the victim of a possible shooting Saturday morning on Blake Street in Lewiston denied medical treatment at a local hospital and refused to cooperate with police, said officials.
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Great Falls Brewfest celebrates 14 years of Maine brews
Folks from near and far enjoyed Maine beers, hard seltzers, ciders, mead and more at the annual Great Falls Brewfest Saturday afternoon at Simard-Payne Memorial Park.
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Photo Album: Cornhole fundraiser a team toss-up
About 50 people competed Friday night at the annual YMCA fundraiser in Lewiston.
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Photo Album: Youth finish horsemanship camp in Auburn
Young riders take part in a horse camp in Auburn.
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Lewiston weight loss surgeon agrees to settlement after prescribing ‘not medically necessary’ braces
The U.S. government charged that Jamie P. Loggins prescribed orthotic braces that were not medically necessary to individuals with whom he had no valid prescriber-patient relationship.
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Auburn eyeing Mill Street property for resource center
The council will discuss a proposal to use a vacant city building at 121 Mill St. to house the Community Development office along with various nonprofit organizations.
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Franco Philes: Les Troubadours in performance, March 2018
The group began performing in 2011.
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Lewiston woman, 98, escapes serious injury after being struck by Jeep
Adrienne Desrocheres of Lewiston was walking in the crossing area while leaving Walmart when she was struck.
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Gov. Mills faults judge in Auburn rampage that left at least two dead
The governor says the judge had the authority to appoint an attorney to represent an indigent defendant.
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‘It’s like sitting in an oven:’ Lewiston-Auburn labors on despite heat wave
Construction workers across the Twin Cities describe how they’ve dealt with this week’s extreme heat as they wait for Thursday’s cool wave to bring them relief.