Police said Dalton Farrington had morphine and fentanyl in his system when the tow truck he was driving slammed into a car driven by a college student.
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Lewiston-Auburn chamber names Shanna Cox as president
Cox owns the consulting service Project Tipping Point, sits on the Lewiston Planning Board and has a lengthy resume of community work.
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Study: Lewiston one of the worst cities for police?
What’s not clear in the report is how Lewiston ended up on the worst cities list.
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With no debates scheduled, Lewiston mayoral candidate to host his own forum
Candidate Tim Lajoie says he is inviting all 27 candidates for local office to a forum on Oct. 23.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime, News
Auburn tow truck driver charged with felonies in Lewiston crash
Police said Dalton Farrington, 27, was intoxicated on drugs when the truck crashed into a car on Lisbon Street on Aug. 16.
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Early voting begins in Lewiston and Auburn
Early voting and absentee ballots are now available for the Nov. 5 municipal elections.
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Mark LaFlamme: A very scientific study of Lewiston crime
There are nights in Lewiston where it seems like no trouble could ever befall a single soul clutched within its tender embrace. Lovers glide along sidewalks hand in hand. Children play on grass turned gold by the sun’s fading light. Every person you pass on the street has a song upon his or her lips […]
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Watch: Social media coverage of Trump supporters rallying on Lisbon Street
Maine Republicans invited party members to join them at the rally outside Jared Golden’s congressional office Tuesday in Lewiston to “take a stand against Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer’s impeachment witch hunt.”
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Lewiston superintendent seeks more participation in standardized testing
The School Department could risk losing some of the millions of federal dollars used to ensure that all children meet challenging state academic standards.