In June, Lisbon councilors canceled the July festival due to the coronavirus pandemic but had hoped to plan a smaller-scale event in the fall.
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Man seriously injured in Lisbon crash Monday night
After colliding with a tractor-trailer truck on Route 196, police say 75-year-old Benjamin Foster of Lisbon was taken to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston with serious injuries.
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New owners step up to buy Lisbon sausage company
Maurice Bonneau’s Sausage Kitchen closed earlier this summer when the former owner retired, but reopened last week with new owners.
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Lisbon seeks development ideas for Worumbo site
Lisbon heard from community members about what they want to see happen to the former textile mill property as part of redevelopment efforts.
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Lisbon prepares for reopening, with no remote learning option
Lisbon schools would reopen Sept. 8, but parents are worried.
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Lisbon low-income apartments in need of TLC may be getting some help
A $10 million project planned to convert the first-floor commercial space into 14 affordable housing units.
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Lisbon police charge Brunswick man with OUI after crash
Jordan Griffis, 27, of Brunswick allegedly crashed his car into some trees and a basketball hoop before running into the woods to evade police.
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Lewiston man seriously injured in Lisbon crash
Lisbon police say 33-year-old Andrew Cude of Lewiston suffered serious injuries and was taken to Central Maine Medical Center Tuesday night.
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Lisbon’s Springworks aquaponic farm proposing expansion that will double greenhouse space
Springworks, located off Route 196, is proposing a 26,000-square-foot greenhouse and a 14,000-square-foot building that should roughly triple the production of lettuce and salad greens.
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After 33 years, cobbler is stepping away from landmark shop in Westbrook
Paul Rowland is selling his trailer and property, and moving Paul’s Shoe Repair to his garage in Lisbon, where he and his wife moved to be closer to their children and grandchildren.