Stephen Gurney is accused of breaking into an apartment and threatening the tenant with a gun.
Lewiston-Auburn
News and information from Lewiston and Auburn from the Sun Journal.
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Clover Health Care reports fourth staff member testing positive for coronavirus
More than 550 people, including residents and staff, have been tested for COVID-19.
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Kudos: Lewiston Youth Council mom hands out masks to the community
Tonya Rubito and her daughter, Hope, delivered more than 100 homemade masks to Lewiston residents last month.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Maestro retires
Longtime Maine Music Society Artistic Director gets farewell parade after concert canceled.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Maestro Retires
Longtime Maine Music Society Artistic Director gets farewell parade after concert canceled.
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Police investigate apparent stabbing in Lewiston
LEWISTON — Police cordoned off a section of Oak Street late Sunday afternoon after an apparent stabbing at a nearby apartment house. At about 6:45 p.m., several officers remained in the area of Oak and Blake streets, with crime scene tape strung across a section of Oak. One witness in the area said a person […]
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PHOTO: Staying bubbly and active
Mom’s do their best keeping kids busy in Auburn with bubbles.
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Poland students connect, record coronavirus history
The blog “The World Stopped When I Was in High School” offers insight into how the pandemic is affecting teenagers.
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Police log
Auburn • Laura Poe, 41, of Lewiston, on a charge of operating under the influence of intoxication, 12:05 a.m. Saturday on Blake Street. • Nicholaus Charneski, 31, of Auburn, on charges of domestic violence assault and criminal threatening, 10:50 a.m. Saturday at 52 East Bates St. Lewiston • Jonathan Mckinney, 55, of Lewiston, on a […]
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‘Hanging tough:’ Bus tours, marketplaces, scavenger hunts keeping senior residents busy, upbeat
As staffs adapt and get imaginative, area assisted living facilities are offering residents a variety of new diversions to counteract the isolation caused by the coronavirus.