Lewiston High School has announced the following students were named to its third quarter honor roll for the 2022-23 academic year. First Honors Grade 9: Juweyria Bashir, Ella Beaudoin, Cooper Beaulieu, Hailey Bellemare, Zara Bimbi, Evan Brousseau, Jacob Caron, Klara Cloutier, Anna Mae Coffin, Rhys Cotton, Anna Courtemanche, Brooklynn Crowley, Abigail Cushman, Mohamed Dakane, Rayna […]
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How planting native plants can fight the impacts of climate change
Wild Seed Project Executive Director Andrea Berry argued Thursday at the Great Falls Forum that the success of native species and health of the environment is linked to native plants.
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Powerline verdict to bring significant tax relief to Lewiston
Property tax revenue from CMP’s converter station project is projected at $7 million a year, allowing the city to lower its tax rate.
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Food for Thought talk about AI set for April 28
LEWISTON — An upcoming Senior College Food for Thought, “Should We Be Afraid of AI?,” is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Friday, April 28. Mathieu Poulin’s presentation will be held at USM Lewiston-Auburn College at 51 Westminster St. in Lewiston in Room 170, as well virtually via Zoom. Poulin is a new non-traditional student at […]
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Lewiston/Auburn Community Read plans events for May 2, 16, 20
“Maxi’s Secrets” by Lynn Plourde has been selected as this year’s book pick.
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Lewiston Housing moving forward with senior housing at former Martel Elementary School
Depending on the level of funding secured, the project could include up to four buildings and as many as 144 units of senior housing. The former school will be razed.
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Lewiston Housing moving forward with senior housing at former Martel Elementary School
Depending on the level of funding secured, the project could include up to four buildings and as many as 144 units of senior housing. The former school will be razed.
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Photo: Grinding away at work in Lewiston
Public works crews remove benches and planters from park ahead of construction.
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Central Maine Medical Center nurse receives distinguished DAISY Award
LEWISTON — Katherine Gagnon, a registered nurse in oncology at Central Maine Medical Center, has been presented with the DAISY Award, an international recognition program. Gagnon was nominated by the wife of a cancer patient. A second nomination came from a patient being cared for at CMMC. The patient described how Katherine advocated for her, looked […]