Construction, including the demolition of the former Sun Journal building on the corner of Park and Pine streets, is slated to begin in April.
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Lewiston looks to public for Sunnyside Park revamp ideas
The park, which features two basketball courts, a swing set and multipurpose field, lies in a wooded area along the Androscoggin River at the end of Whipple Street, off Main Street.
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Lewiston considers tax relief for seniors while looking at ‘tight’ budget
The framework for a tax relief program for seniors is modeled after similar programs in other municipalities, but officials appear hesitant as a difficult budget year looms.
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Lewiston approves contract for new administrator Bryan Kaenrath
The Waterville city manager and former legislator said a top priority is creating ”a real sense of hope, optimism and momentum in the community.” Kaenrath’s starting salary will be $180,000.
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Lewiston approves TIF deal for power corridor converter station
Once the project is completed, the tax increment financing district would provide an estimated $1.42 million annually for economic development staff and programs.
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Lewiston names Waterville manager Bryan Kaenrath as new city administrator
The former legislator and administrator in Saco and Waterville will start in April, roughly a year after former city administrator Heather Hunter resigned.
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Lewiston finalizing plans to overhaul Simard-Payne Memorial Park
A reimagined park could include features like canal access and overlooks, an adventure playground and splash pad for kids.
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Lewiston council approves new zoning rules for shelters
Once enacted, a restrictive shelter overlay district would be replaced with language specific to each zoning district.
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Lewiston council changes leadership, rules to start new year
Councilor David Chittim was named council president, replacing Scott Harriman.
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Lewiston looks to adjust police contract to retain officers
The proposed police union contract for fiscal years 2025-2027 would adjust the wage scales in hopes of retaining more officers. The force currently has eight vacancies.