LEWISTON — This probably won’t make the tourism brochure. CBS’s hit show “Criminal Minds” has set the 14th episode of its 14th season right here. Its title? “Sick and Evil.” CBS’s official episode description for the FBI crime drama: “The BAU (Behavioral Analysis Unit) leads the investigation into a string of murders taking place in […]
lewiston maine
Posted inMaine
Parts of downtown Lewiston without power
Central Maine Power officials said the outrage affected a small area encompassing Ash, Park and Pine streets and surrounding areas.
advertisement
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Two Lewiston men charged with animal abuse in connection with viral video
Neither of the suspects are owners of the dog, according to police. The statement said the dog’s owner was cooperative and was not involved with the abuse.
Posted inCommunity
‘Totus Tuus’ to increase to 12 locations through Maine
Waterville’s Corpus Christi Parish, Jay’s St. Rose of Lima Parish two of the local host parishes to take part.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, News
Number of family-style child care providers on the decline in Maine
The overall capacity, however, has remained roughly the same even as the state’s population of children has declined.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Lewiston High Latin teacher Bernie Fortier breathes new life into a dead language
‘You have to add flavor, you have to add zest, you have to add zaniness,’ he says of his teaching style.
Posted inMaine, News
How a Bates professor forged Edmund Muskie’s career
A recent forum and a 1967 letter reveal the debate coach’s key role in shaping the Maine political legend.
Posted inUncategorized
How a Bates College professor from Turner helped forge Edmund Muskie's political career
LEWISTON — Sometimes a life hinges on whether someone finds what they need at the moment they need it. A Bates College professor played that role for one of America’s leading politicians during the Cold War, former U.S. Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine, a lanky young man from Rumford who walked into Brooks Quimby’s classroom […]
Posted inBusiness, Community, Maine
Central Maine business briefs
Anthem gets new president for Maine operations; Franklin Memorial installs upgraded MRI equipment in Farmington.
Posted inMaine
Seth Carey files appeal of license suspension
Carey, representing himself, filed Thursday at the office of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court notice of his appeal of his suspension and a judge’s ruling that he violated Maine bar rules.