School officials are asking The Store Next Door to find funding for staff positions as another difficult budget season looms.
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Lewiston residents pitch solutions for addressing issues at high school sports complex
Superintendent Jake Langlais tallied 65 potential solutions during the discussion.
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Lewiston to hold public meeting on use of athletic fields Tuesday night
The meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. in the Lewiston High School cafeteria.
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Lewiston, Auburn hit 10-year high for number of homeless students
Other school districts in central and western Maine counted a higher-than-average number of homeless students.
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Phoenix McLaughlin to run for Lewiston’s Ward 1 School Committee seat
Phoenix McLaughlin is currently a member of the Lewiston Finance Committee.
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Lewiston school officials respond to break-in at sports complex Friday night
For the second time in three weeks, Lewiston school officials said they have responded to vandalism at the Franklin Pasture Sports Complex. The vandalism occurred Friday, just three days after the City Council voted 5-2 to limit complex access to reservation only.
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Elizabeth Eames seeks second term on Lewiston School Committee
Eames represents Ward 3.
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Megan Parks to seek fifth term on Lewiston School Committee
Born in Lewiston and a graduate of Lewiston High School, she has served as the at-large representative for the past eight years.
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Lewiston School Committee approves early release days
Under the new policy, the district can only call for an early release day if parents are notified no later than the night before.
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Early childhood program for low-income families expands in downtown Lewiston
In March, Promise Early Education Center opened its fourth location in Lewiston, enabling the nonprofit to care for 16 additional children in one of the poorest neighborhoods in the state.