Extended cold snap, not enough drivers contribute to waits up to a week or longer for fuel.
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The other Cards: the guilt and grief of loving a mass shooter
Members of the Bowdoin family are among the few relatives of a mass shooter to ever talk openly about their experience.
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Franco-American Collection to host book talk March 5
The talk will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the University of Southern Maine’s Lewiston campus, 51 Westminster St., Lewiston.
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Lewiston art museum to host Across Common Grounds closing events
This focus on art performance and multimedia practices delves into ways artists of various media can break boundaries between aspects of dance, music, video, visual art mediums and site by highlighting the multi-faceted and innovative works featured at the museum.
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UMaine Farmington names fall 2024 dean’s list
Students received honors or high honors.
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Portland’s Maine Jewish Film Festival set for March 1-9
Screenings will be held in Portland, Brunswick, Waterville and Lewiston.
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As shootings become part of the backdrop of Lewiston, the city is trying to come to grips with a growing problem
Data from the Lewiston Police Department show gun violence over the last six years has take a dramatic upturn.
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Cities push Maine lawmakers for more revenue-sharing cash
Hoping for more aid to cope with rising budgets, municipalities eye possible increases in revenue sharing rates
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Auburn artist and educator uses life-saving power of art to inspire students
Matthew Peinado’s current exhibit at USM-LAC is titled ‘Connections,’ which also describes his goal of connecting his students to the transformative nature of art.
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Lewiston approves contract for soon-to-be former Waterville administrator Bryan Kaenrath
The Waterville city manager and former legislator said a top priority is creating “a real sense of hope, optimism and momentum in the community.” Kaenrath’s starting salary will be $180,000.