Lewiston might lose out if consumers own Maine’s power company instead of CMP and Versant, some say

There's concern that a proposal to have publicly-owned electrical company could lead to a reduction in tax payments on utility properties.

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Lewiston man gets more than 3 years for shooting woman in her home

The stolen pistol apparently accidentally discharged, firing a bullet from College Street through an apartment window.

Stinking, unrefrigerated bodies lead state to shut down Lewiston cremation business

State suspends licenses until Board of Funeral Services holds a hearing July 13.

Lewiston names Heather Hunter as interim city administrator

The longtime finance director takes helm after top two administrators resigned.

Lewiston council appoints Janet Beaudoin to School Committee

Beaudoin will step in for Ward 2 School Committee member Elgin Physic, who resigned when he became the Lewiston boys basketball coach.

Lewiston man gets 6 years for illegal marijuana operations

Richard Daniels was one of more than a dozen defendants charged in a broad-based organization that manufactured marijuana under the guise of the Maine Medical Marijuana program.

Lewiston man to serve 5 years for shooting at police

Joshua Boyd claims the gun discharged accidentally.

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COVID-19 crunches cookie sales, but Maine Girl Scouts avoid big surplus

Maine Girl Scout troops still reported more than $4 million in sales this year, while sweetly dodging the large surpluses faced nationally.