Jaquille Coleman was awaiting trial on several charges including for allegedly kicking in a Lewiston woman’s door and assaulting two people inside the home in 2019.
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Mississippi police arrest suspect in Lewiston woman’s death
Jaquile Coleman is accused of fatally shooting Natasha Morgan, 19, outside a Lewiston home Friday afternoon.
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Bates warns students to stay away from large parties — anywhere
As students began arriving in large numbers Tuesday, administrators said they were looking into reports of off-campus gatherings that violated Bates’ pandemic-control rules.
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The Great Divide: Farmers’ Almanac hits the shelves
When you get right down to it, the world may need the magazine’s advice now more than ever.
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Arrest warrant issued for alleged gunman in Lewiston woman’s death
Police are still searching for Jaquile Coleman, who has been charged in the death of Natasha Morgan.
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Lewiston woman killed in her driveway
Police were in a standoff at a home on Farwell Street while looking for 26-year old Jaquile Coleman, who is a suspect in the Friday afternoon shooting.
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Testing finds no COVID-19 at Bates as students begin return to campus
With student testing slated to start Sunday, more than 500 employees have so far been checked without a single positive result.
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VA Maine’s Caregiver Support Program Resource Fairs set for Aug. 26
Fairs will be held at community-based outpatient clinics at Togus in Chelsea, and in Bangor, Lewiston and Saco.
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Bates College recognizes five local graduates
Graduates include Jennie Chen, Signe Lynch, Ashley Pratt, Kirsten Pelletier, Sam Onion.
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Auburn man pleads not guilty to murder charge in June stabbing
Peabody’s attorney said his client may change his plea to not criminally responsible by reason of insanity.