On Wednesday morning, Lewiston Mayor Carl Sheline said that “while sometimes we have differing views about what’s best for our city, the council has my respect and I look forward to putting this behind us and working together for the good of Lewiston.”
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After tense debate, Lewiston council chooses new president
The debate Tuesday highlighted friction among councilors that has continued since last year.
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Photos: Puddle jumping in Lewiston
Children from Lewiston’s Tree Street Youth didn’t let Tuesday’s rain dampen their spirits.
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Photo/Video: January flyover of Edward Little High School construction project
An aerial view of the athletic fields and new high school under construction in Auburn.
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Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul to hold mass for Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
The Rev. Daniel Greenleaf will lead a prayer for Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, who died Saturday.
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New district attorney takes office
Neil McLean Jr. of Turner will serve Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford counties.
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Photo: Moving on from the holidays
Lewiston man takes advantage of Monday’s mild weather to take down his Christmas decorations.
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Photo: Car chase in Lewiston
Young boys chase a remote control car in Lewiston.
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We asked: ‘What is your New Year’s resolution or hope for the new year?’
Twin Cities residents share what they hope to do, see or make happen in 2023.
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New to Lewiston, couple connect with and help the homeless
Stacey and Terry Stibbards moved to Lewiston late last spring shortly before Terry found out he had Stage 4 cancer. When they moved from Silicon Valley in California, they shed most of their possessions and have been focusing on helping Lewiston’s homeless on a face-to-face level.