In a 5-2 vote, councilors said a lack of funding cast doubt on the shelter operators’ ability to meet the requirements of the license they were seeking.
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Lewiston revises park curfews due to vandalism concerns
The council said it may amend the new policy ahead of a final reading June 20 to address concerns about field access.
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Lewiston council votes down airport board changes
Proposed changes to the board have proven controversial as the airport addresses significant issues.
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Despite animosity, Lewiston council approves option agreement for former Martel School
Lewiston Housing has a two-year option to purchase the property, demolish the former school and secure financing to develop senior housing.
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Lewiston, Auburn city councils to consider changes to airport board
The councils will meet Monday to discuss a proposal to downsize the airport’s board of directors.
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Lewiston council approves next year’s $58.3 million budget
The school budget validation referendum will take place Tuesday, May 9.
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Lewiston council makes final budget adjustments
The projected property tax rate for next year is $30 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, an increase of $1.44.
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Lewiston Housing moving forward with senior housing at former Martel Elementary School
Depending on the level of funding secured, the project could include up to four buildings and as many as 144 units of senior housing. The former school will be razed.
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Lewiston Housing moving forward with senior housing at former Martel Elementary School
Depending on the level of funding secured, the project could include up to four buildings and as many as 144 units of senior housing. The former school will be razed.
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Lewiston budget proposal would cut public library hours
A majority of councilors appeared to support a proposal to cut library hours from 50 to 40 per week.