The Buckfield native, actor and Dempsey Center namesake was one of about 900 who set off on bicycles Sunday morning to sweat, inspire and honor the fight against cancer.
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Patrick Dempsey, 900 others cover many miles on Day 2 of Dempsey Challenge
The Buckfield native, actor and Dempsey Center namesake was one of about 900 who set off on bicycles Sunday morning to sweat, inspire and honor the fight against cancer.
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Dempsey Challenge kicks off: ‘We walk for those who can’t’
The annual event was started by actor Patrick Dempsey, a Buckfield native, in honor of his mother, Amanda, who died of cancer.
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Two men stabbed in Lewiston
They were dropped off at Central Maine Medical Center on Friday night, police say.
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Teenager to be tried as an adult in Lewiston man’s death
Emmanuel Nkurunziza, who turned 18 this year, reportedly threw a rock during the brawl that hit the head of a Lewiston man who later died from his injuries.
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Transient admits to assault in Kennedy Park melee
A witness told police that Timothy Lamothe was a friend of Donald Giusti, 38, who died from injuries sustained during the June 2018 melee.
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Lewiston may ban smoking in all city parks
Some officials would like it extended to well-traveled downtown areas as well.
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Missing Lewiston man’s body found in woods
LEWISTON — Police found the body of a local man Tuesday — a week after he was reported missing. The body of Stephen Brown, 53, was discovered in a wooded area off Winter Street, near his home, according to Maine Public Safety Spokesman Stephen McCausland. The death was not considered suspicious, McCausland said. Brown was […]
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Central Maine Healthcare CEO teases additions, improvements
Jeff Brickman said Lewiston-Auburn will get a new urgent care center by the end of the year, but he did not provide details.
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Lewiston City Council approves effort to place used needle receptacles in public locations
The initiative, led by CommUNITY Recovery and Tri-County Mental Health Services, is meant as a safety measure for children and adults in public parks and recreational areas.