The birds and the bees: Lewiston officials debate regulations on hens and hives

The city may relax regulations on keeping chickens or honeybees.

Lewiston council debates new homeless shelter ordinance

Lewiston to install public exercise station at Simard-Payne park

Several councilors disagreed with the proposed location of the equipment, arguing that it should be placed in a more residential area.

Lewiston committee recommends increase in shelter beds, accessibility

‘Celebrating Lewiston’ event debuts at Mike McGraw Park in Lewiston

The event celebrating the youth leaders of Lewiston was hosted by the Lewiston Youth Advisory Council.

Lewiston council postpones vote on diversity, equity policy

According to Lewiston's director of diversity, equity and inclusion, the policy would set clear conduct expectations for current and prospective staff.

Lewiston to seek alternatives for public restroom

Elected officials said the price for a standalone unit is too high.

Lewiston City Council tension rises with more accusations of political maneuvering

A rift between members of the City Council continued this week, with councilors previously criticized for unethical behavior accusing Mayor Carl Sheline of forcing out a member of the Planning Board.

Lewiston council unanimously approves resolution on diversity, equity and inclusion

The resolution was brought forward after two councilors previously drafted a resolution condemning optional diversity programs for staff at Lewiston schools.

After controversy, Lewiston council will vote to ‘reaffirm’ diversity, equity and inclusion work

The resolution states, "Lewiston Public Schools has one of the most diverse student bodies in the state of Maine and the lived experiences of all our students are equally valuable," and "as a City Council we must acknowledge, respect and learn from the lived experiences of all our constituents."