Since its roots as a weekly in 1847, only four owners have guided the city’s oldest business.
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Farmers’ Almanac looks ahead to ‘Greatest Show on Earth’
Lewiston-based almanac eyes total eclipse next spring — and colder weather, too.
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Lewiston student earns Elms College degree
CHICOPEE, Mass. — Ashley Cronkhite of Lewiston graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Elms College during the May 20 commencement ceremony. Check out upcoming area events!
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Efforts underway to keep Lewiston turf fields open for public use
City and school staff members, as well as a separate, resident-led effort, are trying to pull together programs that would oversee the artificial turf fields in Lewiston and keep them open to the public.
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Two die after being shot on Knox Street in Lewiston
One person died at the scene and the second died at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston, according to the Maine Department of Public Safety.
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Face Time: McKayla Kendall helps empower others with cleft lips after learning to accept her own
Bates College sophomore McKayla Kendall talks about overcoming appearance issues related to her cleft lip and her passion for sports
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Lewiston-Auburn area gets another flash flood warning Saturday
Some 2-4 inches of rainfall in about 6 hours was expected Saturday evening for the area, according to National Weather Service. The flash flood warning, on the heels of a much wider flood watch earlier in the day, came after nearly 5 inches of rainfall Tuesday.
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Real estate market seeing some changes, but inventory remains key to easing
June figures from the Maine Association of Realtors show more homes are on the market, while home prices remain high.
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Local officials attend Biden’s visit for the spectacle — and a little politics
Auburn Mayor Jason Levesque and other local officials said the president’s visit shows that people are taking notice of the region’s growth.
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MEIRS celebrates 15 years of helping new Mainers settle in Lewiston area
The organization was started in 2008 to help children in Somali refugee families graduate high school.