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Auburn clubhouse serves early Thanksgiving

AUBURN — Maine wild blueberry barbecue fried turkey was this year’s “experimental flavor” at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine, Auburn/Lewiston Clubhouse.   It was one of nine flavors on tap at the annual Turkey Fry. For as long as anybody can remember, there has always been a Thanksgiving dinner at the club. […]

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Five generations in Beaumier/Miller family

Ariana Beaumier, 6 months, is the youngest member of this five generation photo taken recently at the Hospice House in Auburn.  Pictured with Ariana are, from left, Robert Beaumier of Auburn, grandfather; Rena Miller of Gorham, great-great-grandmother; Benjamin Beaumier of Auburn, father; and Shirley Beaumier of Gorham, great-grandmother. Ariana, who is also the daughter of […]

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Auburn moving Christmas tree into place Thursday

AUBURN — City public works crews are warning drivers they’ll be moving the city’s Christmas tree into place at Festival Plaza on Thursday. This year’s tree was donated by Brenda Farrar. Crews will cut it down at its Fletcher Road location and begin moving it to Merrow Road, to Hotel Road and up through Poland […]

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New federal grant will ‘transform’ IT learning at community colleges

AUBURN — As he was shown Monday how Central Maine Community College students use technology to learn law enforcement, auto mechanics and precision machine tools, U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud said he liked what he saw. He was impressed with how students are learning and the college’s 95 percent job placement. Michaud was at CMCC to […]

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Auburn student wins third place in national essay contest

AUBURN — Seven score and 10 years ago today, President Abraham Lincoln stood on a raised wooden platform in the newly established Soldiers’ National Cemetery just outside Gettysburg and delivered a 272-word address on human equality. In that address, the president asked that, in honor of “the brave men, living and dead, who struggled here,”the […]

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Local schools honored for prevention programs

LEWISTON — Let’s Go! 5-2-1-0, a nationally recognized childhood obesity prevention program of the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital at Maine Medical Center, has recognized 210 school, after-school and childcare programs across Maine for supporting children and families in healthy eating and active living. The recognition was given to those organizations and programs that follow five […]