20-year-old diagnosed with several behavioral disorders.
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Lewiston emergency vet clinic temporarily restricting hours
The Animal Emergency Clinic of Mid-Maine will close at midnight on Thursdays for the next month until it can get a new veterinarian.
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Jared Golden favors formal impeachment inquiry to investigate President Trump
Maine’s 2nd Congressional District representative remains unsure whether the president should be impeached, but favors a fair process to figure out what Donald Trump has done.
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Auburn-Lewiston airport kicks off $8.5M project
Plans include lighting and runway upgrades with the goal of being a better, all-weather airport.
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Victim identified in Lewiston hit and run on Sunday
LEWISTON — Police are seeking information on a hit-and-run accident that sent a local man to the hospital with significant injuries Sunday morning. Jason Stratton, 31, was discovered under the Alfred Plourde Parkway overpass on Lisbon Street before 1:49 a.m. Sunday. Police received a call reporting a man with “significant” injuries “clearly caused by being […]
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Police seek driver in Sunday morning Lewiston hit and run with a pedestrian
Police are looking for the driver of a vehicle that caused “significant injuries” to a man early Sunday morning in Lewiston in the area of the Alfred Plourde Parkway overpass on Lisbon Street.
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Former Androscoggin County Sheriff Ronald Gagnon remembered as ‘one of us’
Ronald Gagnon died Friday in his home.
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Former Androscoggin County Sheriff Ronald Gagnon dies
Ronald Gagnon retired from the Androscoggin County Sheriff’s Office in 2007.
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Bates snags federal cash to help study Lake Auburn
Researchers hope to use more technology to help understand the algae blooms that impact many American lakes, including the one that Auburn and Lewiston rely on for drinking water.
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Bates College teacher, students make scientific breakthrough
A Bates College assistant professor and his students have created a new molecule that could change the way we treat some of humanity’s most dreaded diseases.