Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Raptor Specialist, Erynn Call, Ph.D. will be the featured speaker.
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Photo Album: Bates College athletes teach local youth
Members of the college’s field hockey and soccer teams work with children through a free Lewiston Recreation Department program.
Morin’s Fine Furniture owner leaves family business in good hands as she eases into retirement
Cathy Raynor, a third-generation owner of the business, has sold her company and assets to a next generation tradesman who is 20 years younger.
Hundreds ‘rally for recovery’ in Lewiston’s Kennedy Park
Medical providers, advocates and those in sustained recovery congregated at Lewiston’s Kennedy Park for food, entertainment and to hear speakers share their stories and the latest in medicine combating substance use disorder.
What’s Patrick Dempsey been up to? New films and a return to racing.
The Buckfield native took up racing again this year after an eight-year hiatus.
Binnie Media seeks nominations for Golden Apple Awards
Listeners can nominate an education professional or a school employee for free through Binnie Media radio station websites and share stories of education professionals who have impacted the lives of others.
Lewiston Auburn foundation taking grant applications
Applications are due on Friday, Oct. 25.
Lewiston cribbage league lists Sept. 5 winners
LEWISTON — The Lewiston Senior Cribbage League has announced its cribbage results for the week of Sept. 5. First place went to Linda Boucher and Charlie Ware; second place, Mike Cielinski and Bob Masse; third place, Terry Parent and Connie Pleau; fourth place, Anita Maheux and Denise Wallingford; and fifth place, Roger Labbe and Sherry […]
Dempsey Challenge to offer more route options this year, bring more celebrities to Lewiston
The Dempsey Center has established a $2 million fundraising goal and has raised over half that so far.
Life After Artie: Lewiston shooting victim’s father finds purpose in gun reform
Before his son was killed in the massacre last fall, Arthur Barnard hadn’t voted in decades, flown on a plane or met with U.S. senators. All of that has changed.