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A consensus-builder

Walter Hill deserves the chance to be Lewiston’s mayor. He is a lifelong resident of Lewiston and he cares about the people here. He wants to showcase Lewiston as a great place to live and work through building upon its cultural history. He is a consensus-builder and can work across party lines to solve complex […]

Posted inConnections

Modern Woodmen list November activities

LEWISTON — Modern Woodmen of America’s District Office at 184 Webster St. is sponsoring several activities in November for members and their guests. Chapter 14437: Tuesday, Nov. 1, 4 to 7 p.m., Luiggi’s, 67 Sabattus St. Chapter 12749: Saturday, Nov. 5, 4 to 6:30 p.m., Holy Cross KC bean supper, 607 Lisbon St. Chapter 10589: […]

Posted inLewiston-Auburn

Lewiston kicks off early voting

LEWISTON — Concerned that a new state absentee-ballot deadline will discourage some voters, Lewiston City Clerk Kathy Montejo began streamlining early voting Thursday. According to new state rules, absentee ballots cannot be given to voters after Thursday, Nov. 3. Voters still have until the polls close on Nov. 8 to submit their ballots, but the […]

Posted inObituaries

Paul Grant Sheehy

AUBURN — Paul Grant Sheehy, 85, formerly of Main Street, Lewiston, died following a long illness at Clover Manor on Thursday, Oct. 20. He was born Oct. 8, 1926, in North Norridgewock, the son of Thomas J. Sheehy and Gertrude (Grant) Sheehy. He was a resident of this community for most of his life. Paul […]

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Tasha Dunham scholarship awarded

LEWISTON — Erin Beardsley of Windham is the first recipient of the Tasha Dunham Memorial Scholarship. Beardsley is a certified school psychological service provider at the Margaret Murphy Center for Children in Lewiston, as well as a student in the University of Southern Maine school psychology doctorate program. The Tasha Dunham Memorial Scholarship was established […]