The deadline to submit applications for the grant is 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 20.
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Mental health funding coming to Maine after Lewiston mass shooting
The Maine Department of Health and Human Services will receive $2,048,452 through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s Emergency Response Grant program, according to a news release.
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Photos: Dairy Joy opening Wednesday with hard serve ice cream
Hard serve ice cream is one of the new offerings this year at the Auburn and Lewiston ice cream stores.
Posted inConnections
Franco Center to host Glow Dance Party March 15
LEWISTON — The Franco Center is set to host a Glow Dance Party at Heritage Hall Bar, 46 Cedar St., from 7-10 p.m. Friday, March 15. Disc jockey Jake Hodgkin, production manager at the Franco Center, will lead line dancing occasionally during the evening. A cash bar will be available in Heritage Hall. People should […]
Posted inConnections
Lewiston’s Trinity Commons to host contradance March 15
Lewiston’s third-Friday contradance at Trinity Commons, 247 Bates St., is scheduled for Friday, March 15. Live music will be provided by Maisy Newell, Eric Dayan and their fiddling children Elijah, Benton and Daisy. The evening’s caller will be Hannah Chamberlain. A family dance with music provided by the All-Comers Band begins at 6:30 p.m. Contradances (along […]
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‘City councils working in harmony’: Leaders from Lewiston, Auburn get acquainted at informal event
It was all very laid back — there were no rules of order and no official votes cast for this agenda item or that one. But city officials found the meet-and-greet style brainstorming session very productive nonetheless.
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Lewiston agency to hold benefit for nutrition program March 22
Seats are limited; advance registration is recommended.
Posted inHealth, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Committee recommends $8.9 million to cover St. Mary’s losses in behavioral health services
Nearly $2 million was added to the bill for Spurwink’s acquisition of Tri-County Mental Health Services.