Auburn Fire and Rescue personnel went to Great Falls in the Androscoggin River to rescue a man stuck on the rocks.
Russ Dillingham
Staff Photographer
A lifelong resident of Lewiston, Russ Dillingham stumbled into photography as a college student working toward a career in psychology. During summer breaks he worked in the press and composing rooms at the Sun Journal and between his junior and senior year landed a job as a darkroom technician in the photography department where he developed an interest in taking photos. He immediately demonstrated a creative eye and a knack for being in the right place at the right time. When the Sun Journal launched a Sunday edition, he was offered a job that began his 35 year career. He lives in Lewiston, where he and his wife raised four boys. His innate curiosity and love of new technology has kept his passion burning. From using 360-degree cameras to becoming a licensed drone pilot he is always eager to try something new. After three decades of doing the same job he still is excited to come to work every day and is always seeking new challenges and adventures.
Fire destroys house in Auburn
All who lived at the single-family home at escaped safely.
Police continue searching the Little Androscoggin River for Mark Conley
State law enforcement officials used a canoe and a dog to search Wednesday for the missing man from Naples.
Photo Album: Blue Mass honors those in public safety
Bishop Robert P. Deeley presides over annual Mass for those who work in public safety, including police officers, firefighters, correctional officers, 911 operators, EMS personnel and all others who are first to respond.
Motorcyclist killed in Lewiston crash
Motorcycle collides with two SUVs at Walnut and Bartlett streets.
Vietnam War-era veteran takes his art on the road with his ‘Celebration of Life Truck’
You might see this truck around. Its owner, artist Zoo Cain, just moved from Portland to the Lewiston-Auburn area.
Officials: Tumbling candle ignited apartment house fire in Lewiston
21 people were displaced from the three-story apartment building on Howard Street.
Photos/Video: Lisbon Recreation Department recognized
The summer program has not skipped a beat during the pandemic, providing a place for youth to learn, play and socialize.
Turner couple win $1 million with lottery ticket
Food City purchase of 25 tickets contains the big prize.
PHOTO: New Gloucester family foundation
NEW GLOUCESTER — Preparations to pour a foundation for a century-old building on Upper Village Street went like clockwork for three generations of the Ray family Friday morning. “That’s the way it’s done,” grandfather Robert Ray said as each task was completed. Ray’s son Mark bought the two-story colonial that stands next to the family […]