1945 – 2013 LEWISTON — Pamelia L. Tuttle, 68, went to join her late husband, Henry, in heaven on Friday, July 19, at Central Maine Medical Center, following a long illness. She was born in Augusta on Feb. 25, 1945, a daughter of the late George and Marion (Corbett) Lynch. Pamelia was a graduate of […]
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Androscoggin Home Care & Hospice announces July training, new hospice volunteers
LEWISTON — Six people completed Androscoggin Home Care & Hospice’s Hospice Volunteer training held in April. Those who attended the training include Debbie Berry of Poland, Jane Jack of Auburn, Rita Melendy of Auburn, Chris Pope of Turner, Barbara Johnson of Durham and Anita Campbell of New Gloucester. General Volunteer training prepares volunteers to visit […]
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Androscoggin Historical Society elects officers
AUBURN — The Androscoggin Historical Society elected officers at its annual meeting and dinner May 28 at the United Methodist Church. Elizabeth Young is president; Michael Koch, vice-president; Douglas Hodgkin, recording secretary; Bruce Hall, membership secretary; and Richard Trafton, attorney. Board members are Dorothy Bowyer, Russell Burbank, David Chittim, Douglas Hall, John Henderson, Maurice Poliquin, […]
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David M. Bickford
1936 – 2013 NORFOLK, Neb. — David M. Bickford died peacefully at his home in Norfolk, Neb., on May 23. David Merlin Bickford was born June 8, 1936, in Lewiston, the third child of Merlin Leslie Bickford and Helen Louise Hudson Bickford. He grew up in Lewiston and Auburn, and attended Auburn schools. He enlisted […]
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Emily’s Run to be held Sunday
Race two of this year’s Greater L-A Triple Crown 5K Series will be held Sunday, July 21. Emily’s Run will kick off at 8:30 a.m.; event day registration is $25. The 5K course, which begins and ends at Edward Little High School in Auburn, is considered moderately hilly. Runners will leave the high school, turn […]
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Auburn’s Remedy Center: Business is growing
AUBURN — Remedy Compassion Center has been in business just over two years, quietly selling medical marijuana out of a former furniture store next to Craft-Mania in the Auburn Plaza. Founders Tim and Jenna Smale won’t talk patient numbers beyond saying they’re on target for initial projections (655 patients by year three). But business is […]
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Museum L-A receives grant to preserve textile designs
LEWISTON — Museum L-A has received $1,000 to preserve and provide better access to its historical collections as part of the Historical Records Collections Grant Program. With the grant, Museum L-A continues its project to inventory and preserve unique designs created by Bates Manufacturing from 1950 through 1970. The collection celebrates the handiwork of designs […]