Bedard Senior Care of Auburn announces name change
Company says name change clarifies who they serve, and services offered.
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Varsity Maine boys soccer poll has first unanimous No. 1 of 2026
Brunswick earns every first-place vote after winning 1-vs.-2 showdown with Lewiston.
‘Beatles’ in Lewiston, ‘Dead’ in Bath, wife carrying in Newry, THE fair in Fryeburg, and more | Get out
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Auburn residents to vote on Flock camera ban in March
The City Council set the date for a referendum to decide if automatic license plate recognition cameras have a place on the city’s streets.
Auburn’s school investment in music gets the band together at Edward Little
The Auburn School Department has the highest concert band enrollment in the instructor’s long career.
Here’s why Lewiston-Auburn schools are not being gassed by the nation’s high fuel prices
Factors like bidding on fuel, buses that run on propane, and shorter routes are helping soften the impact.
The Declaration of Independence in Farmington, Walt Whitman in Lewiston, Five for Fighting in Gardiner | Get Out
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After union win, CMMC nurses rally in Lewiston to ‘bring them back’
A crowd of more than 100 called for the reinstatement of 20 nurses who were fired or suspended from the hospital this month.
Where to find apples this season near Lewiston-Auburn and western Maine: ‘This is a great crop’
Experts say the apple harvest has rebounded from last year and is at its peak now.
Auburn Public Library Fall Fiction Book Sale | Sun Spots
DEAR SUN SPOTS: The Auburn Public Library at 49 Spring St., will have a Fall Fiction Book Sale on Friday, Sept. 25, from 1- 5 p.m., and Saturday, Sept. 26, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost is $2 per bag of books; bring your own bag or use one available at the sale. There…
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Rummage sale at Mexico church on Saturday | Sun Spots
DEAR SUN SPOTS: Mexico Congregational Church UCC, (the “Green Church”), at 163 Main St., will hold a rummage sale on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The sale includes household goods and decorative items and will be held in the space known historically as “the ladies’ parlor.” This space is at street level…
Voters reject Turner land purchase for school district for second time in 5 months
Greene, Leeds and Turner opposed the offer to purchase 18.8 acres for $500,000 by a combined vote of 835-353.
Brewer, Lincoln Academy set the pace at KVAC golf qualifier
Eight teams and several individuals qualify for Friday and Saturday’s state matches.
Top half holds steady in Varsity Maine field hockey poll
No changes in the top 5 this week, which has been common this season.
Meet Varsity Maine’s 10 unsung heroes of September
We look at five boys and five girls whose on-field impacts went beyond the stat sheet in the fall season’s opening month.
Flock cameras have no business in Lewiston | Letter
A recent SCOTUS decision makes it clear that digital dragnet surveillance can infringe on constitutional protections.
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.
Heisman Trophy makes its way to Bates
Jeff Price, who played for the Bobcats, is the CEO of the Heisman Trophy Trust and brought the trophy to Lewiston on Saturday.
Lewiston PAC formed to support conservative candidates in local campaigns
The candidates say they have no connection to the political action committee. Their opponents say the PAC backs policies already rejected by city voters.
With youth gun violence plaguing Lewiston, the city will push for legislative reform
City officials are seeking changes to Maine’s juvenile justice system that will keep repeat violent offenders detained while expanding treatment and services for juveniles.
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.
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