Steven H. Downs, 45, is accused in the brutal death of a 20-year-old woman.
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Lewiston police investigate Bartlett Street stabbing
A 19-year-old from Portland was taken to Central Maine Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.
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Maine’s largest hunger relief charity is struggling to keep up
Facing soaring demand and shrinking donations, Good Shepherd Food Bank looks to Washington for help.
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Central Maine Healthcare furloughs 300 workers
The temporary leave affects about 10% of its workforce.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Local & State, Politics
Angus King calls for investigation of Navy captain’s removal
Maine politicians spoke out Tuesday against a Navy leader, who resigned at day’s end, for his handling of the removal of a captain who sought to protect the crew of his COVID-19-stricken aircraft carrier.
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Bates College cancels its traditional commencement this year
Faced with the threat of COVID-19, the college plans to hold a virtual graduation ceremony online instead May 31.
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Love — and logistics — in the time of coronavirus
Wedding professionals are devising ways to put food on the table in a time when gatherings are banned.
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Bates professor partners with Colby, Bowdoin to print coronavirus protective gear
Personnel at Bates, Colby and Bowdoin colleges are working together to use 3-D printers to make visors for face shields needed by medical staff and first responders.
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COVID-19: A survivor story from a University of Maine at Farmington graduate
“If you cannot appreciate the major risk you are putting yourself, your loved ones or your neighbors in by not following these parameters, you are so very wrong,” Nicole Boivin said.
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At Lewiston hospital, quarantined staff must use own sick time
Some employees of St. Mary’s criticize management for requiring staffers who are quarantined after coronavirus exposure to use their own sick/vacation time.