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TD Bank notifies customers of March security breach

TD Bank is notifying an unknown number of customers that backup computer tapes containing their confidential personal information, including bank account and Social Security numbers, have been “misplaced,” putting them at risk for identity theft.  Although the security breach occurred in March, the bank only recently began sending letters about it to customers. TD Bank […]

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Archive: Live show reflecting on Lewiston since 2002

LEWISTON — Mayor Larry Raymond’s comments and letter in October 2002 kicked off a firestorm of controversy, putting Lewiston and its influx of new immigrants on newspapers and TV screens around the world. Ten years later and comments by Mayor Robert Macdonald have ignited a similar, but smaller, controversy. Join Lewiston Deputy City Administrator Phil […]

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A. Kemper: Wise and forceful leader

I am voting for Peggy Rotundo. I have seen first-hand the hard work and dedication that she puts in every day to make each and every citizen in Lewiston have a better life. She is dedicated to ensuring that the elderly will continue to have the medical services and support that they need. She is […]

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This Nation of Immigrants is an ever-changing land

Ah, to see inside the head of Lewiston Mayor Robert Macdonald, who at least briefly managed to surpass Gov. Paul LePage in the Department of Blunt Statements by telling Somali refugees, in a televised BBC interview, to “leave your culture at the door.” Macdonald, elected last year, has roused grumbling from a wide variety of sources for provocative remarks […]

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Former state labor commissioner lecturing

LEWISTON — Laura Fortman, executive director of the Frances Perkins Center and Maine’s former commissioner of labor, will speak on “Frances Perkins: New Deal Legacy and Lessons for Today” on Wednesday. The talk begins at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Mays Center, 95 Russell St. Frances Perkins, who was the first U.S. Secretary of […]

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Police log

Charges Auburn * Jason Warren, 22, of 18 Linwood Ave., warrants, 11:09 p.m. Oct. 2 on Washington Street. * Macarthur Taylor, 39, transient, violating conditions of release, 4:13 a.m. Oct. 3 on Court Street. * Patrick Lloyd, 26, of 36 Gerald Drive, Monmouth, violating condition of release, 4:36 a.m. Oct. 3 on Court Street. * […]

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R. Poirier: Proved to be fiscally responsible

I am voting for Peggy Rotundo, representative for Lewiston’s House District 74. I have seen her review legislation meticulously, ensuring she researches all the facts of a bill prior to voting. Quietly, never looking for the spotlight, she asks the tough questions. She is respected by both Democrats and Republicans in the state Legislature. Serving […]

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L. O’Brien: Has worked with small businesses

I am supporting Nate Libby for the state House District 74. His current service on the Lewiston City Council indicates his ability to work on difficult areas, such as Casella Waste and Bates Mill No. 5. The next years in Augusta will be difficult with a lean state budget and many areas that need investing. […]