The trio, who graduated from Edward Little High School in 1937, now with 300 years of life experience between them, reminisce about growing up through the Great Depression and beyond.
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Driver accused of leading Lewiston police on chase into Monmouth
Police say Allan D. Walsh was driving a stolen car.
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Fire destroys home on Snell Hill Road in Turner
TURNER — A Snell Hill Road home was destroyed by fire Thursday morning. Firefighters responded to a 911 call at about 11:30 a.m. Fire Chief Nathan Guptill said investigators from the Maine Fire Marshal’s Office arrived shortly after 1 p.m. and were working to determine the cause of the blaze. No one was home when […]
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Missing Lewiston man’s body found in woods
James Flynn was last seen at about 3 p.m. Wednesday riding his bike from his Michaud Avenue home in Lewiston.
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New leadership takes over Great Falls Balloon Festival
Festival leaders are addressing an IRS situation while planning this year’s three-day event.
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New school would help special ed students learn, get jobs
Margaret Murphy Centers for Children plans to open a new school in Lewiston in 2020, combining two existing schools, for about 80 special education students.
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Lewiston lawyer might challenge Collins in 2020
Former Mayor Jim Howaniec, 60, is eyeing a possible campaign for U.S. Senate as a Democrat.
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MaineCare patients at all CMMC practices could be affected by Medicare, Medicaid loss
Central Maine Medical Center has until June 30 to fix problems uncovered by federal investigators.
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CMMC could lose Medicare and Medicaid funding due to problems
Federal investigators cite a number of failures, including a mistake that paralyzed a patient. Hospital leaders say they’re fixing the issues.
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Bates education expert talks about ‘screen time’ with Diane Sawyer for TV special
Anita Charles, a Bates College lecturer who has researched cellphone use in schools, is slated to appear on an ABC News show Friday evening.