As Lewiston and state police continue investigating the death of local teen Sahal Muridi, his family and the wider community continue to grieve.
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Lewiston investigation details former administrator’s complaint against Mayor Sheline
The complaint and a report of the investigation that followed sheds new light on the internal conflict at City Hall that took place before and after Hunter’s resignation.
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Lewiston shoemaker Rancourt & Co. crafts Team USA Olympic shoes for a fourth time
Traditional white suede bucks will be worn for the opening ceremony in Paris.
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Lewiston and state police investigate 3 shootings, 1 fatal, and respond to public concern
Police Chief David St. Pierre plans to increase patrols in the city’s high crime areas.
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Lewiston police investigating death of teen found in roadway
Police found the body Sunday night of a deceased teen on Rideout Avenue after a 911 call.
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More units on the way, but experts say high costs, other trends still plague Lewiston housing market
Housing experts are calling on the city to hire staff dedicated solely to focus on the city’s housing issue.
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They’ve spent all year perfecting their recipes. The secret ingredient? Moxie.
From Moxie bacon-wrapped mushrooms to Moxie-infused bundt and even mango Moxie meatballs, this year’s Moxie Recipe Contest proved that the divisive soda can actually taste mouthwateringly delicious.
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State grant fires up fundraising for Lewiston-Auburn Balloon Festival
The Office of Tourism grant will be used to help draw new audiences to the balloon festival and hopefully to increase the number of overnight stays by festival goers.
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Auburn area schools to receive a $623,970 federal grant for food processing hub
The project is geared towards getting more local ingredients into schools in an effort to make school meals healthier.
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Thousands of Maine children to receive summertime benefit for nutrition
Maine is issuing $120 per eligible child to make up for their school lunches this summer. With nearly 100,000 students automatically enrolled for the benefit, there is confusion as the first batch of EBT cards are arriving in the mail.