Capt. George ‘Alexi’ Whitney, a 2001 graduate, was killed during a mission in Afghanistan in 2016.
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Former Bates College student leads charge for a veterans memorial on campus
Capt. George ‘Alexi’ Whitney, a 2001 Bates College graduate, was killed during a mission in Afghanistan on Dec. 18, 2016.
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Lewiston to host Maine Democratic Convention next year
The gathering will be held May 18-20 at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee.
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Lewiston man’s brother killed in Somalia bombing
Iman Abdalla was a husband and father of eight with a ninth child on the way, says his grief-stricken brother in Maine, Iman Osman.
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Minot man awarded $300,000 in malpractice claim against Lewiston dentist
Steven Darnell Jr., 35, charged that Dr. Jan Kippax failed to properly treat an infection after oral surgery.
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About 70,000 low-income Mainers await crucial state vote on expanding Medicaid
Residents without insurance who earn between zero and 138% of the federal poverty level, about $28,000 for a family of three, would benefit from the proposal on the Nov. 7 ballot.
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Hundreds turn out for gun show in Lewiston
An Auburn gun seller says he sold out of bump stocks after members of Congress expressed support for a ban of the device used in the Las Vegas massacre.
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Auburn man arrested in connection with Lewiston shooting
Zachery Paradis is accused of shooting a man in the stomach in September.
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Ex-patient cites ‘excruciating’ pain, infection in trial of Lewiston oral surgeon
Jan Kippax faces a civil claim by a Minot man who spent 2 weeks in the hospital after his jaw became infected following tooth extractions.
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Lewiston man killed by fireworks shouldn’t have had professional-grade shells, expert says
Timothy Whitney didn’t have the required license for using commercial-type explosives.