A HYBRID CELEBRATION OF JEWISH-MEXICAN HERITAGE Oy-le! Get ready for an unforgettable evening of flavor, music and cultural celebration as the Chocolate Church Arts Center presents “¡Hanukkah Mexicana!” This hybrid event combines the rich culinary traditions from the acclaimed Jewish-Mexican cookbook “Sabor Judío” with a live concert featuring Veronica Robles’ all-female mariachi band and Maine’s […]
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Lewiston library to launch summer reading program June 24
Participants are encouraged to not only to read or listen to books but also make a new craft or recipe or explore a favorite place in our beautiful city or a new landmark in our wondrous state.
Biden becomes the first sitting US president to visit the Amazon rainforest
Joe Biden toured the shrinking waters of the Rio Negro as the first sitting American president to set foot in the Amazon rainforest.
US health officials report 1st case of new form of mpox in a traveler
Health officials say they have confirmed the first U.S. case of a new form of mpox that was first seen in eastern Congo.
Suicides in the U.S. military increased in 2023, continuing a long-term trend
The trend since 2011 has been an increase in suicides among active-duty service members.
Women’s basketball: UMaine’s surge in fourth quarter leads to 57-53 win over Rhode Island
UMaine outscores Rhode Island 14-7 in the fourth quarter.
Maine’s 2nd District race adding up to be the second costliest House campaign in the nation
More than $50 million poured into the contest between Jared Golden and Austin Theriault, mostly for advertising.
Developer chosen to turn former Augusta police station site into affordable housing
Developers Collaborative proposal to create around 100 units of affordable housing would include a mix of senior and family housing, and may include child care.
Patriots QB Drake Maye still in concussion protocol; status uncertain for Sunday
Maye is listed as limited on the first first injury report since Maye took an unpenalized helmet-to-helmet hit last weekend against the Jets
Supreme Court allows Virginia to resume purge of voter registrations
A federal judge previously found the state illegally purged more than 1,600 voter registrations in the past two months.