“We’re making sneakers for people who are going to be on the world stage.” — President Mike Rancourt.
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Storyteller to weave Tales of Tails from around the world as part of series
Lewiston Public Library
Museum L-A waives admission fee during Riverfest July 24
LEWISTON — Museum L-A has announced that the admission fee to its gallery featuring the “Our Working Waterway” exhibit that presents multiple facets of the Androscoggin River, will be waived during the Androscoggin Riverfest from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 24. Donations are welcome. The family-oriented activities of the festival will take place […]
The risks of COVID-19 to children under 12 remain low, even as vaccine awaits approval
All pandemic-era mask requirements and other restrictions became recommendations, including in school and child care settings, this month as Maine’s civil state of emergency came to an end.
State indefinitely extends license suspension of Lewiston cremation business
The license suspensions are in place until a future public hearing when all complaints related to Affordable Cremation Solution and its owner, Kenneth Kincer, can be heard at the same time.
How browntail moths became such a big problem here in Maine
Efforts to defeat the moth started within days of its discovery in 1897 but, so far, the Old World invader has managed to hang on in New England.
Franco-American Fiddlers Rendezvous coming Sunday to Lewiston’s Kennedy Park
Top Maine musicians will be gathering in August to present a feast of French-flavored music.
Bates College encourages staff to get COVID-19 vaccines but opts not to require them
Though its students must get inoculated before the fall semester, staff say employees can choose to go without as long as they wear masks and maintain distance.
Musical ‘Edges’ brings live theater back to stage
Dolard and Priscilla Gendron Franco Center
Fireworks make triumphant return over Great Falls
The rockets’ red glare light up the Twin Cities after a two-day rain delay.