LEWISTON — The CareerCenter, 5 Mollison Way, announces November programming for job seekers and those who are considering training to upgrade their skills to increase their employability. All sessions are held at the CareerCenter unless otherwise noted. To register for the sessions held at the CareerCenter, call 753-9005. GATEway to Employment — Thursdays, 1-4 p.m., […]
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PHOTO: Lewiston accident snarls afternoon traffic on Sabattus Street
No injuries were reported as a result of an accident on Sabattus Street in Lewiston Wednesday afternoon between Highland Spring Road and Perley Street.
Lewiston-Mt. Ararat boys’ soccer regional title game postponed
LEWISTON — Today’s scheduled Eastern Maine Class A boys’ soccer championship game between Lewiston and Mt. Ararat high schools has been postponed due to wet field conditions. No. 2 Lewiston (13-1-2) will now face top-ranked Mt. Ararat (14-1-1) on Thursday at 5 p.m. in Topsham. According to Lewiston athletic director Jason Fuller, if the Mt. […]
R. Giraradin: Sign says it all
In driving around downtown Lewiston trying to decide who to support, I noticed the fundamental difference between the two candidates for the Maine House. Mike Carey’s signs say “Democrat,” whereas Michael Marcotte’s signs say, “It’s All About Lewiston.” To me, that says it all. One candidate is running to represent the Democratic Party leaders, such […]
J. Myrand: Candidate is the problem
Mitt Romney has gotten rich through his past work with Bain Capital. Newt Gingrich labeled him as a “vulture capitalist” during one of the Republican debates. Romney outsourced jobs and eliminated people’s livelihoods to attain his wealth. He hasn’t told the public how he plans to create jobs, other than to cut teachers, firemen, police […]
R. Fortin: Denying right to free speech
Some have recently worn the color purple to show they are against bullying and, less than a week later, there is a story in the news about a Maine farmer in Levant who was bullied to remove his “No on 1” sign. It kind of looks like people are talking out of both sides of […]
P. Alberda: Wrong answer to the question
A month ago, Larry Poulin knocked on my door and introduced himself. I asked who he was running against and he said “It’s an open seat that was formerly Dick Wagner’s.” An hour later he stopped back to talk with my wife, and she also asked him who he was opposing and he repeated the […]
D. Grandmaison: Both sides support him
Androscoggin County Judge of Probate Joshua Klein-Golden is running for re-election. Judge Josh, as he is fondly referred to, is being supported by a campaign committee of both Democrats and Republicans. A unique team joined hands to elect the person, not a political party, which makes a loud statement about who he is — well […]
Library is announcing community book clubs
LEWISTON — The Lewiston Public Library has announced the formation of eight new community book discussion clubs to be offered at the facility. Each group will hold their first meeting at LPL in mid-November. Participation is free and open to any adult (age 18 and over) in the community. Preregistration is required and may be […]
Scots Ulster Project focus of ‘Food for Thought’
LEWISTON — John Mann, chairman of the Maine Ulster Scots Project and professional land surveyor, author and frequent lecturer on the Scots and Scots-Irish history in Maine, will present the program at the Lewiston-Auburn Senior College at USM “Food for Thought” 11:30 a.m. luncheon on Friday, Nov. 9. Mann is the author of “Ulster-Scots on […]