Investigation into cause of the Sept. 8 fire is ongoing and remains undetermined.
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L/A Community Little Theatre to host Historical Ghost Walk
The one-hour walk will start at L/A Community Little Theatre in Auburn, venture through various Lewiston/Auburn streets, and end at the theater.
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Photo Album: Edward Little rallies for Homecoming
The senior class wins the four-day competition that focused on school spirit and music genre.
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Lewiston man indicted for fentanyl trafficking
Police said the Lewiston home where Lucas Messer was arrested on drug charges was the site of multiple arrests.
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Auburn delays appointments to Comprehensive Plan Committee
Councilor Steven Milks argued that the committee should have “broader representation” across wards and feature a more diverse group of people, including residents with school-age children. Mayor Jeff Harmon questioned why there wasn’t an issue until the nominees were put forward.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime
High speed chase Monday night in Turner, Auburn ends with arrest
Brayden Laliberte, 18, of Auburn faces five charges after his arrest following a high speed chase from Turner into Auburn, officials said.
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Auburn community rallies around 67-year-old homeless woman
Street Talk: She doesn’t drink, she doesn’t do drugs, she’s friendly with police. That’s made this 67-year-old woman a target for the other homeless in and around Auburn’s Bonney Park.
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Auburn-Lewiston Municipal Airport kicks off self-serve fuel option for pilots
The Buzz: Better Living Center open a second store in Lisbon; Riverside Children’s Academy child care ready to open downtown Lewiston.
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Lewiston-area Walk to End Alzheimer’s raises over $43K
LEWISTON — More than 240 residents from Lewiston, Auburn and surrounding communities participated in this year’s Lakes and Mountains Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Sept. 14 at Simard Payne Park. Participants raised more than $45,000 to support the care, support and research programs of the Alzheimer’s Association. “The funds raised will help fuel disease research […]