Nearly $4 million from the National Science Foundation will allow the college to create a new database of video images useful for research on artificial intelligence and neuroscience.
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Lewiston chicken owners confused about ordinance
A little-known 30,000-square-foot requirement has residents in the city having to lay off their birds.
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Lewiston to install disposal boxes for used syringes
The secure boxes would be placed at 15 locations in the city, including at many public parks.
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Museum L-A seeks shoe submissions, models for fashion show
“The Shoe Must Go On: A Shoe Fashion Show!” set for Sept. 20 in Lewiston.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Eleven Maine companies make Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing firms
The highest-ranked is Portland-based Brickell Men’s Products at No. 76.
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10-year-old Lewiston boy in critical condition after being hit by car
It appears the boy was crossing the road with some of his cousins or relatives when he was struck.
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Lewiston boy seriously injured after being hit by car
Police said a 10-year-old boy suffered a severe head injury when he was hit by a car while crossing Sabattus Street near South of the Border restaurant at dusk Monday evening.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn
St. Mary’s filled positions while planning layoffs
A hospital system spokeswoman said just two new hires were affected in Lewiston. Employees say there were more.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn
Luke Livingston retiring from Lewiston’s Baxter Brewing Co.
The 34-year-old company founder says his retirement is effective Sept. 13, the same day Baxter will celebrate having brewed its 100,000th barrel of Stowaway IPA.
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Lewiston-Auburn has history of benefiting from Bates College research
As officials in Auburn debate whether to use the results of a Bates College land-use survey, the Sun Journal looked at other student research projects that have led to policy decisions in the Twin Cities.