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Comedy 'grads' to perform at Guthrie's

LEWISTON — Lewiston Adult Education students will put on a live performance later this month featuring the material they wrote as part of a six-week Standup Comedy Workshop. The show will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, April 16, at She Doesn’t Like Guthrie’s Restaurant & Café, 115 Middle St. It will be hosted by […]

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Ukulele, Franco history, comedy classes lead Lewiston Adult Ed offerings

LEWISTON — A class on French-speaking immigrants and ukulele lessons make up two of the more than 30 new classes coming to Lewiston Adult Education in the winter-spring semester. Professor Mary T. Rice-Defosse of Bates College will teach French in Lewiston-Auburn, a one-night history lesson. Margery Landis shall help students strum in Play the Ukulele. […]

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Lewiston Adult Education offering new, free classes for fall

LEWISTON — Registration has opened for fall classes, including new and free programs, at Lewiston Adult Education. The brochure has more than 30 new offerings, including Spanish, Basic Arabic and Introduction to Digital Photography. A number of classes are free with registration. Budgeting Basics is set to cover money-tracking and goal-setting. Doug Dumont of Lewiston […]

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Lewiston Adult Education summer STEAM rolls on for families

LEWISTON — Catapults and robots will help to teach science lessons this summer as part of Lewiston Adult Education programming for parents and children. The STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) events will run from June to August. They are part of a collaboration between Lewiston Adult Education and a number of organizations, including […]

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Lewiston Adult Education's spring Super Saturday coming into focus

LEWISTON — Lewiston Adult Education will hold spring Super Saturday classes with a mix of emerging technology and old favorites on March 18 at Lewiston High School. Virtual Reality is one of the new offerings. University of Maine Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education and Instructional Technology Justin Dimmel and graduate student Camden Bock will explain […]