Police say speed was a factor in the single vehicle crash.
Lewiston-Auburn
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Three buildings burn in Wales
WALES – Firefighters from Wales and Sabattus saved a home Thursday afternoon when three outbuildings caught fire at 237 Oak Hill Road. Wales fire officials said crews aggressively attacked the flames to keep them from the mobile home nearby. No one was hurt and other than melted siding, the home was spared. Fire officials said […]
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Flying high: Mrs. Maine headed to national competition
Sabattus native Allison Tribou, 33, will head to Las Vegas to reach for the next rung on the pageant ladder.
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Rare Constellation at Auburn airport dismantled, wrapped for return to Germany
One employee and a huge plane in parts is all that’s left 11 years after Lufthansa Technik started the major restoration project at the Auburn-Lewiston Municipal Airport.
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Lewiston fire substation approved by Planning Board
The $4.7 million station on North Temple Street will replace one on Sabattus Street.
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Probe into fatal crash in Turner continues
Police are checking blood-alcohol levels, cellphone records and a vehicle for possible evidence.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime, News
Transient gets seven years for Lewiston bank robbery
Joseph Tilton pleaded guilty to robbing Androscoggin Bank on Sabattus Street in April.
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Zakk Maher files lawsuit to force Mechanic Falls to disclose reasons for attempted termination
Auburn lawyer Adam Lee filed a case in Superior Court on Thursday to force the town to hand over information about the rationale behind what he says was an illegal attempt to terminate its town manager.
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Poland-area school district’s $13,000 price tag for ‘bus stop’ sign raises question: Who pays for safety?
RSU 16 wants Little Hands Childcare to pay $13,000 for a flashing ‘bus stop’ sign on Route 11. The day care owner says she can’t afford it and her kids need the sign for a safe bus stop. The superintendent says taxpayers shouldn’t pay to help a for-profit business.
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Sabattus man seeks new trial for woman’s murder
Daniel Roberts, who is serving a 55-year-sentence for murdering his ex-girlfriend, is hoping new evidence will get him a new trial.