Ethan Nazir Parrilla, of Lewiston, is accused of shooting a 21-year-old in the leg as he fired a half dozen shots on the afternoon of July 27.
Jacqueline Busher
None of the suspended nurses at CMMC in Lewiston have been reinstated
Union officials said they were premature in announcing that one of the 20 nurses suspended amid a unionizing effort had been allowed back to work.
Western Maine’s beloved oversized load, and a flawless plan to get us off gasoline | Column
Mark LaFlamme cogitates on one grim shade of gray, some of Paul Newman’s best work, and the eye-popping cost of consumer goods.
Teen charged with attempted murder in Lewiston shooting
The 15-year-old was 1 of 2 now charged in connection with a shooting Sunday in the downtown residential area.
Local man arrested after shots fired in Lewiston
Police said that shortly after 3 p.m. Sunday, multiple people called to report hearing gunshots in the area of Walnut and Shawmut streets.
The rules of leaf peeping, pumpkin carving and spider friendships | Column
The summer is officially over and Mark LaFlamme is ready to embrace autumn and all its … joys.
A purloined tip jar and how I was broken by buckets, curtains and traffic lights.
Not enough exclamation points A couple weeks ago, I ranted about the horrible CAPTCHA puzzles that keep trying to prevent me from logging into the local court system. I fear I didn’t stress my aggravation strongly enough. Last week, on a day when I had four court stories to write, the CAPTCHA system drove me […]
Seasonal gloom and spiders in your underpants | Column
It’s not an easy time of year given the waning sunlight, the writer’s block, the editors, the strange È’s …
A cat on a tough hike in the White Mountains saved my mortal soul | Column
Back in Lewiston, Mark LaFlamme has a red dog revelation and a strange hankering for cheese.
Robots collecting trash, or possibly rubbish, in Lewiston | Column
Mark LaFlamme ponders traffic cones, the human mind, and the indignity of giving the Grinch a bad name.