Participants visited the crypt and other spooky spots during a fundraiser Thursday for Riverside Cemetery. Staff photos by Russ Dillingham.
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The Veggies’ 20-year run as a fun-loving Lewiston band is cut short by Parkinson’s
The popular 5-piece group, with a comical side to them, will play its final gig Saturday night at Fast Breaks.
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Search for new Lewiston police chief down to 4 finalists, officials say
A field of 18 candidates has been whittled down to four, some from as far away as the Midwest.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Lewiston football program bolstered by influx of new Mainers
Seven players on this year’s roster are immigrants or children of immigrants and are eager to find their footing in the American sport.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Lewiston city administrator: Reflecting on the search for a new police chief | Opinion
The process is a meaningful step toward building a stronger city, Bryan Kaenrath writes.
Posted inField Hockey, Portland Sea Dogs, Sports, Varsity Maine
Lewiston field hockey tops Messalonskee for historic playoff win
The Blue Devils defeat the Eagles on penalty corners to reach the regional semifinals for the first time.
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With 24-hour shelter on horizon, Lewiston group opens overnight warming center
The warming center, operated by nonprofit Kaydenz Kitchen, will be available until the region’s first low-barrier homeless shelter opens next year.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, Local & State, News
‘A New Home,’ an award-winning play about Lewiston, updated to include immigrants, mass shooting
The musical about Lewiston’s history will be performed at Lewiston Middle School for the next two weekends starting Thursday.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Things to Do
A new Lewiston musical, a cemetery tour, ‘Misery,’ a cappella battles and much more | Get out!
Here are highlights of things to do in the area in the next week.
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Lewiston-Auburn restaurants offer free food with SNAP on hold
The government shutdown means federal food assistance will not be paid in November, affecting 41 million recipients across the U.S.