Doug Hodgkin will trace the history the organization, particulary in the Crowley’s Junction neighborhood of Lewiston.
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Skiing uphill at Lost Valley
Skiers skin up and ski down Auburn’s ski mountain
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Drivers taken to hospital after collision in Auburn
Two people were taken to CMMC with non-life-threatening injuries after colliding head-on on Turner Road in Auburn Monday.
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Washburn School receives two grants from Lewiston Auburn Children’s Foundation
Liza Dimitri, Lewiston Auburn Children’s Foundation vice president, presents a check to Andrew Bard, Washburn School principal. Washburn School in Auburn is a 2018-2019 recipient of two Lewiston Auburn Children’s Foundation grants. Washburn will utilize the first grant of $1,100 to take a field trip for the first- and second-graders to the Norlands Living […]
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The Stanton Bird Club releases March events
The club will hold its monthly meeting and a variety of outdoor activities throughout the month.
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CLT announces cast for their next production, ‘Avenue Q’
dog “Avenue Q” is the next performance coming to Community Little Theater in Auburn. Cast members have been announced and are, from left, front row, Cody Watson and Ricky, Kay Warren, Ashleigh St. Pierre and Lucy, Becca Tinkham and Bear #1, and Madison Rozells and Bear #2; back row, Jordan Payne Hay and Kate Monster, […]
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Dozens of teams take to the ice in the 47th Annual Lions Tournament
The four day Lions youth hockey tournament in Auburn is the longest running youth hockey tournament in America.
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Some of Auburn’s famous residents
• Lenny Breau — A renowned jazz guitarist who was a virtuoso on the seven-string guitar. • Aaron S. Daggett — The last surviving Civil War general, Daggett died in 1938 at age 100. • Holman Day — Authored more than 20 books and worked as an actor in Hollywood in the 1920s and 1930s. […]
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Kudos: Lewiston-Auburn tax volunteers keep coming back
Dozens of often under-appreciated volunteers, helping low-income residents and retirees file their taxes each year, keep coming back despite the long slog of tax season.
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Auburn: A celebration 150 years in the making
The city of Auburn is throwing a yearlong party, including cake for more than 23,000, to commemorate its 150th birthday.