Two firefighters were hurt when the burning garage collapsed around them. The cause of the blaze remains unknown.
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Watch: Lewiston’s plan to reduce gun violence: More cops, cameras, conversation and court support
The plan includes putting more law enforcement on the streets, pursuing legislation to help the judicial system, and more community engagement.
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Auburn man appears in court for charge related to crack deals
Federal agents say Pierre Calhoun made three drug sales earlier this year to an undercover buyer in Lewiston.
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Upcoming fairs
A list of still-to-come Maine fairs from the Maine Association of Agricultural Fairs
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Lewiston house and garage burn on College Street
The home has been the site of numerous police raids and drug arrests in recent months.
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Watch: Lewiston officials to address gun violence during Thursday news conference
Police said their plan includes more law enforcement presence, coordination with state and federal agencies, community engagement, and a call to action by the Legislature and judicial system.
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Brief power outage dealt with on Lewiston’s first day of school
Loose branch across the powerlines cut off electricity to Robert V. Connors Elementary School, Lewiston High School and Lewiston Regional Technical Center for about an hour Wednesday morning.
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Lewiston man kept in jail after another drug arrest
A federal judge said Matthew Mennealy poses a danger to the community for actions stemming from his drug abuse problem.
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New women’s group donates thousands to Store Next Door in Lewiston
The $5,700 gift will provide school supplies, winter coats and food for students.
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Teachers welcome a new school year in Lewiston, Auburn
Wednesday is the first day of school for many in the Twin Cities. Just like their students, teachers wait for the first school bell to ring too.