LEWISTON — If anyone thought last year’s Class A state indoor shot put championship was out of Rudy Pandora’s reach, the Lewiston junior had a surprise for all of the doubters. Pandora trailed Bonny Eagle’s Heath Martel by about three feet when his the next throw he unleashed not only beat his personal best by […]
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Indoor track preview: Young Eddies trying to keep KVAC crown
Class A The Edward Little boys captured their first Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference title last year and could have the talent to challenge Mt. Ararat and Brunswick for another if some promising sophomores and a big freshman class can lend enough support to some talented upperclassmen. Senior Darnnell Hairston and junior Connor Harris could medal […]
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Toys for Tots LEWISTON – Sullivan Tire is participating in the Toys for Tots program by collecting new, unwrapped toys at 805 Lisbon St. through Monday, Dec. 12. Toys can also be dropped off at any of their stores, offices and wholesale locations throughout New England. The toys will be distributed to needy children in […]
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Do pets make good gifts?
To the millions of pet owners across the globe, pets are more than just furry friends around the house. Pets put many people in a good mood and can also make for a valuable addition to families with children, instilling a sense of responsibility in kids they might otherwise never learn. But pets are also […]
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Census survey shows snapshot of life in Maine towns
Life isn’t so rosy if you’re a Rumford resident: Your commute is longer, your job pays less and that family next door is a lot more likely to be living in poverty. Call Lewiston home? If you’re 60 or older, there’s about a 50-50 chance you speak French or some other foreign language (but it’s probably […]
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Humane society holding open house, Santa photos
LEWISTON — The Greater Androscoggin Humane Society will open its doors for an open house from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 12. Santa will also be at the shelter for “Pet photos with Santa.” The Humane Society is encouraging area residents to take a closer look at the role their animal shelter plays in […]
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P. Nelsen: What is best for Lewiston
As a Vietnam veteran, I served this country for the good of all the people. I have listened to Mark Paradis and he has impressed me as a being honest, sincere and open-minded. I believe he will do the best he can for all the people. Lewiston needs a mayor with a positive attitude to […]
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NARFE to hold meeting Dec. 13
LEWISTON — The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association will meet at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 13, at the Ramada Inn, for their annual holiday party. A social half hour will be followed by lunch at noon. Musical entertainment, for the party, will be provided by local Lewiston musician and keyboardist Ron Niggle and […]
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L. Gilbert: Voice of reason
Bob Macdonald is running for the wrong office if he believes he will end welfare as we know it and bring a moratorium on low income housing. He should instead run for the Legislature or Congress. As mayor he would be powerless to do anything he has claimed, and is merely preying on people’s fears. […]