Lewiston juveniles arrested following Wednesday night gunshots
The juveniles, both 15, were already on conditions of release for previous gun-related charges, Lt. Derrick St. Laurent said.
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The juveniles, both 15, were already on conditions of release for previous gun-related charges, Lt. Derrick St. Laurent said.
Steven Bragdon, 41, is listed as a lifetime registrant of the Maine Sex Offender Registry.
The Mountain Valley Conference announces its postseason honors for baseball, softball, tennis and track and field.
Lewiston/Oak Hill leads the way with four selections.
Main-Land Development Consultants owner Bob Berry III sold his stake to the firm’s employees.
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Mark LaFlamme finds joy on Stevens Street. At the Sabattus town meeting? Not so much.
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Company says name change clarifies who they serve, and services offered.
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…
Brunswick earns every first-place vote after winning 1-vs.-2 showdown with Lewiston.
Here are highlights of things to do in the area in the next week.
We look at five boys and five girls whose on-field impacts went beyond the stat sheet in the fall season’s opening month.
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.
A recent SCOTUS decision makes it clear that digital dragnet surveillance can infringe on constitutional protections.
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.
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