Steven Primavera, 35, of New Gloucester is charged with manslaughter in a 2017 crash that killed a motorcyclist on Court Street in Auburn.
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Auburn-Lewiston Municipal Airport will likely try again to find hotel developer
Auburn-Lewiston Municipal Airport Manager Rick Lanman back in March opened a short window for requests for proposals from developers interested in building a small, boutique hotel on 12 acres beside one of the airport’s runways, where Maurice Roundy’s former house now stands. “We did get some questions and some developer interest, but we did not […]
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Auburn man bound for Alaska to face murder, rape charges remains at a New York prison
On June 3, Steven Downs left Androscoggin County Jail in Auburn after waiving extradition to Alaska.
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Emotions run high in court as Maine man is sentenced for sex trafficking
Matthew Giguere forced 2 women who were addicted to drugs to sell sex.
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Rainy spring has produced a bumper crop of ticks, black flies and mosquitoes
‘The Tick Lab’ at the University of Maine has tested 500 deer ticks so far this spring and 45 percent tested positive for the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.
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Board counters former district attorney candidate’s suspension appeal
Former Auburn attorney Seth Carey is appealing a judge’s 3-year suspension of his law license.
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VIDEO: Auburn police pluck alleged fugitive from river
Lewiston Police Sgt. Wayne Clifford said that a Lewiston man who attempted to evade arrest by jumping into the Androscoggin River was caught shortly after.
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Auburn Middle School mourns death of teacher Shane Gilbert
The social studies teacher died unexpectedly at his home.
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Auburn man sent back to prison for violating terms of manslaughter probation
A judge found Everett Ashby had violated the terms of his probation stemming from a 2001 manslaughter sentence.
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Program that pays farmers to provide food for hungry Mainers threatened
State lawmakers are weighing whether to allocate $3 million to continue a hunger relief program, which buys fresh produce from 75 Maine farms, for two more years.