With a nearly dry well, it must have felt like bovine intervention to one Auburn dairy farmer when the fire department agreed to let him fill his water tanks.
Auburn Fire Department
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Fireworks in garbage can spark Lewiston apartment fire
First-floor tenants were forced to find other shelter due to extensive damage.
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Cause of fire at gatehouse building over Little Androscoggin River still unknown
The 10:30 p.m. fire, near Barker Mill Arms, gutted the small building that housed equipment used to control flow on the river.
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Auburn honors those who served and died with new memorials at cemetery
In a letter, U.S. Rep. Jared Golden reminded those gathered that ‘every one of the brave men and women who gave their life was loved by someone,’ and the nation must recognize those individual sacrifices.
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Auburn firefighters extinguish burning railroad ties Tuesday morning
The stack of ties was stored just before the railroad trestle spanning the Androscoggin River.
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Video: Strong winds fuel woods fire Wednesday in Auburn
Firefighters from several communities battled a wind-whipped woods fire Wednesday afternoon off Perkins Ridge Road. Nearly three hours after the blaze was brought under control, flames flared up again in a nearby area.
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Smoke and flames tear through third-floor Lewiston apartment
No injuries were reported, and investigators did not determine a cause yet.
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Congress gives Auburn $2.5 million for new public safety building
The proposed $27 million project will likely head to a vote in November.
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Butane exploded during drug processing, injured Auburn man and made home uninhabitable
Victim, 35, suffers serious burns but is expected to survive, officials say.
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State EMS regulators agree to give more time for some personnel to get vaccines
Fire and ambulance officials warned Monday the state’s vaccine mandate will lead to an exodus of firefighters and EMS personnel from already stressed staffs.