The proposed $27 million project will likely head to a vote in November.
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Auburn man indicted in crash that took jogger’s leg
Tyrone Fulgham was jogging in September 2021 when he was struck by a motorcycle driven by Mason Perez.
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Auburn student makes Regis College dean’s list
WESTON, Mass. — Olivia Bell of Auburn has been named to the 2021 fall semester dean’s list at Regis College. Bell is in the class of 2024. To be eligible for the dean’s list as a senior, junior or sophomore at Regis, a student must have a semester grade point average of at least 3.50. […]
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Video: New Edward Little High School taking shape
The $104.7 million is expected to finish by the start of the 2023-24 school year.
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Bowdoinham man charged in fatal Sabattus hit-and-run
Police said a 28-year-old Sabattus woman was killed on Bowdoinham Road on Sept. 19.
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Auburn library to host talk on Maine Women’s Hall of Fame
In honor of Women’s History Month, Auburn Public Library plans to hold an online program featuring the Maine Women’s Hall of Fame at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 16, via Zoom. Lynn Soucy, a trustee with the Futurama Foundation which sponsors the Maine Women’s Hall of Fame, will talk about its history and about some of […]
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Portland Museum of Art to display works by 4 Lewiston-Auburn students
The works will be showcased during Portland Museum of Art’s annual exhibition for young Mainers.
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Lewiston-Auburn team awarded grant to address poverty, inequity
The local team was awarded $375,000.
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Auburn council votes to rezone land along Lake Auburn watershed boundary
The council gave initial approval to a zoning change that would no longer consider a section of land off Gracelawn Road part of the Lake Auburn watershed. A number of residents and a few councilors said the city should take a more careful look.
