Lewiston teacher hopes to succeed Rep. Margaret Craven, who is not running again
Androscoggin County
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Commissioners upgrade Androscoggin County sheriff’s equipment, address safety
Patrol Division will receive better body armor, ballistic helmets, night-vision goggles and guns with aimpoint optics.
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Androscoggin County EMA director questioned about response to Lisbon water contamination
Lisbon residents had no clean drinking water for nearly 24 hours last week.
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Proposed Androscoggin County budget would raise county taxes 15%
Salaries, jail overcrowding and replenishing the reserve accounts contribute to the increase.
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Small businesses, nonprofits in Androscoggin, Oxford and Franklin counties to get storm relief funds
Businesses can be awarded as much as $100,000 from a pool of $5.8 million funds in this first round of grant awards.
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Androscoggin County to close on deal to move District Attorney’s office to new location
Commissioners approved the closing costs to purchase the fourth floor of the Peck Center on Main Street in downtown Lewiston.
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Androscoggin commissioners approve more than $1 million in ARPA funds for nonprofits
Three nonprofit groups have made several presentations before the board over the past couple of years seeking American Rescue Plan Act funding.
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Photo Album: United Way, businesses fill backpacks with back-to-school supplies
Roughly 2,500 backpacks will be dropped off for students in need at 47 schools across Androscoggin and Oxford counties.
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From ‘it changed our lives’ to cruel Nazis, readers sing the praises and pain of childhood music lessons
While they’re often positive experiences, area readers say music lessons can also instill character and teach lessons of a whole different kind.
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Harriman architects finalizing design plans for Sheriff’s Office on Center Street
The 3,000-square-foot facility plans to feature several upgrades from its current facility.