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A place for Lewiston's displacedWith state and community help, the city has nearly finished the process of relocating fire victims.
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Lewiston's 'Zam Zam' becomes first Somali school committee memberLEWISTON — Zam Zam Mohamud described as popular and well-regarded in the community by a Bates College professor, is the city's first
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Volunteers needed to mark veterans' grave sitesLEWISTON — City officials again are looking for volunteers to help memorialize veterans' grave sites throughout the city. State law
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Androscoggin River history to be featuredLIVERMORE FALLS — The downtown will light up Friday, May 24, with the annual History Night and Cruise-in. People will have a chance
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Historic renovation projects get awardsLEWISTON — To complete renovations on two historic Bates College buildings last year, engineers first had to figure out a way to
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Planner says Lewiston and Auburn have ingredients for successful riverfrontsDavid Spillane, director of planning and urban design at Goody Clancy, presents “How Cities are Redefining Their Waterfronts and
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Bliss Thru Shopping: Sears(iously) coolIt was a sad day last January when Sears closed. The department store had been a local institution since 1935 and a Lewiston Mall staple
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Rookie bass player from Minot heads to All-State FestivalJon Tuttle of Minot is a sophomore stand-up bass player at Hebron Academy.
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Fire-damaged buildings torn downNeighbors watch as Gary St. Laurent of St. Laurent & Sons tears down two apartment buildings at 114 and 118 Bartlett St. in Lewiston on
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Sen. King tours scene of Lewiston fires'I am going to see if there is some way to help,' he says, adding there may be some money available through the Federal Housing