Fire Station 4 on North Temple Street replaces Sabattus Street station built in 1947.
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Resident in Lewiston building fire taken to hospital Tuesday
Lewiston Fire Chief Brian Stockdale said ‘heavy fire’ damaged a second-floor apartment on Cottage Street.
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Photo: New Lewiston fire department building construction progressing
The exterior on the first of 3 new substations is taking shape on North Temple Street.
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Fire at Lewiston marijuana business checked for possible code violations, official says
Electrical and building improvements appear to have been made without proper permitting, according to a city official.
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Walmart worker struck by forklift at Lewiston distribution center
The employee was taken to Central Maine Medical Center.
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Fire, police officials wary about Fourth
Add a lunar eclipse, coming on Sunday, and the convergence of circumstances starts to feel like prophecy.
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Saturday morning fire in Lewiston displaces six
A two-alarm blaze that appears to have started on a porch damaged an apartment building at the corner of Coburn and Hackett streets in Lewiston.
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Lewiston man dies after being severely burned while working on car
Steve McCausland, spokesman for the Maine Department of Public Safety, said that a 57-year old Lewiston man caught fire Saturday after an ignition source sparked while he was working on his SUV and engulfed him in flames.
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1 million dollars for a fire truck? Yup, and here’s why.
Lewiston’s new $1 million fire engine is ‘The total package,’ says Lewiston’s fire chief and staff, and well worth the money to protect the city’s citizens and buildings. Here’s what’s in that package.