AUBURN — A new Edward Little High School, when it is built in five to seven years, should be relatively close to most of the city’s population, residents said Wednesday night at a community forum. Working in groups, they studied a map of Auburn while debating where the school should go. “We selected between two and […]
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#GFBalloonFest: Video and photos from Friday morning’s balloon launch
Three balloons await launch at Simard-Payne Park in Lewiston during the first launch of the 2017 Great Falls Balloon Festival. A balloon floats over Simard-Payne Park in Lewiston early Friday morning during the first launch of the 2017 Great Falls Balloon Festival. The Sun Journal is covering the Great Falls Balloon Festival with: Livestream video […]
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Water main break closes East Avenue in Lewiston
LEWISTON — The city closed down much of East Avenue after a water main break Thursday afternoon. The break was reported after noon at East Avenue and Pleasant Street. This story will be updated.
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Video: August flyover of Lewiston High School construction project
LEWISTON — An aerial view of the construction of the new elementary school and athletic fields at Lewiston High School. Video by Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal Aerial
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Lewiston Middle School construction drone video
July flyover of the construction site at Lewiston High School where crews are busy on the new athletic fields and elementary school.
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Pair of bears join runner for a morning run near Lake Auburn
AUBURN — A professional runner from Kenya put his skills to the test Wednesday when two bears charged him during his morning training. Moninda Marube said he awoke early to make an 18-mile run from his home on Hotel Road; too early, he would later learn. The black bears who live in the area of […]
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Seeds of Peace a ‘powerful, difficult, beautiful journey’
OTISFIELD — The 25th year of the international camp, Seeds of Peace, kicked off Sunday morning with raising flags of every nation represented, singing campers’ national anthems and hearing from camp Director Leslie Lewin. Their three-week experience to sow seeds of peace, she said, would be a “powerful, difficult, beautiful journey.” It will include dialogue, […]
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Weird, Wicked Weird: A lighthouse? In Durham? Ayuh.
DURHAM — Back in 1975, Bob Hackett wanted to live in a lighthouse, so he built one, 10 miles from sea. It went on the market June 14 looking for a new keeper. The Lighthouse, as it’s called, is generating plenty of interest — 7,981 clicks on the real estate listing just last week, the most-clicked house […]
