Victim on Bartlett Street reportedly shot multiple times in the stomach.
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Posted inHealth, Lewiston-Auburn
New community center opens in Lewiston for people recovering from addiction
The REST Center in Lewiston provides a place to socialize and train for jobs.
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Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: A city plans to turn around a neighborhood
Lewiston is taking on crushing poverty, and other Maine communities should take notice.
Posted inCops & Courts, Lewiston-Auburn, Local & State
Two Lewiston men treated for gunshot wounds
No arrests have been made in the Saturday night incident, police say.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
‘Transformation’ plan for downtown Lewiston includes 2 ambitious redevelopments
The federal program is aimed at bringing better housing and opportunities to the downtown and Tree Streets neighborhood.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Local & State, News
Lewiston officials grapple with increased cost of disposing of sewage sludge
Sending all sludge directly to a landfill could increase annual costs by $500,000.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Out & About: Two great musicals: ‘42nd Street’ and ‘Grease’
Productions by Ogunquit Playhouse and a Maine State Music Theatre/The Public Theatre collaboration are superb.
Posted inCops & Courts, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Two Lewiston men involved in deadly Kennedy Park fight face unrelated charges
LEWISTON — Two men who were involved in a melee last summer near Kennedy Park that left a man dead were arrested over the weekend following a report of a fight in the downtown. Police responded to the area of Walnut and Pierce streets on Sunday at midnight to reports of a large fight. Pierre […]
Posted inCops & Courts, News
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.
Posted inLocal & State, News
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.