The change comes amid the Trump administration’s hostility toward diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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Former city leader, St. Dom’s alumnus calls it the ‘end of an era,’ but still has hope
‘I feel badly for the people that are being impacted by this stuff. But at the same time I also believe in the resilience of the city,’ Phil Nadeau said.
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Saint Dominic parents, alumni launch effort to keep Auburn high school open
Many parents and alumni took to Facebook over the weekend to share their reactions about the plan to close the high school.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Local & State, News
Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Lewiston dies
The fatal crash happened around 4:30 a.m. on Main Street between Elm and Holland streets.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn
Former lumber company demolished in Lewiston
Dilapidated buildings at former Pineland Lumber Company in Lewiston removed in anticipation of development.
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Movement at the museum
Taiko Maine Dojo workshop Friday night at the Maine MILL in Lewiston.
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Ladies of St. Anne to hold card party in Lewiston April 9
Tickets cost $5 and are available by contacting any board members or calling 207-782-4576.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Local & State, News, Politics
Early into President Trump’s 2nd term, supporters in Maine say ‘So far, so good.’
New polling found near-unanimous support for the president among Maine Republicans, although some Trump voters say recent scandals and leaks are giving them cause for concern.
Posted inHealth, Lewiston-Auburn, Local & State, News
Lewiston takes aim at mounting needle waste
As some officials call for limitations on needle exchange programs, advocates say changes would harm public health.
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After 19 years of the odd, the trendy, the fun and the ‘greatest booty,’ the b section says so long
‘The ‘b section’ wasn’t just a new product or section of the newspaper — it was a reflection of what makes Maine unique, maybe even quirky.’