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A new apartment complex still under construction on Mount Auburn Avenue was ablaze late Sunday night.
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A new apartment complex still under construction on Mount Auburn Avenue was ablaze late Sunday night.
Sandra Wood, PhD, signs Tuesday afternoon during a memorial gathering for the victims, survivors and community who were effected by last year's mass shootings on Oct. 25. The event was held in the atrium at the University of Southern Maine Lewiston-Auburn Campus on Westminister Street in Lewiston.
Clara Perka, left, and John Robert O'Connor decorate rocks Tuesday afternoon following an event called "Together We Remember" at the University of Southern Maine Lewiston-Auburn Campus on Westminister Street in Lewiston. Both work for the University of Southern Maine. "In the spirit of today I wrote Lewiston Strong, Love, Care and Community at USM." said Perka. The idea of the Kindness Rocks Project is for people to take a rock that inspires them and leave one to inspire others.
People observe a moment of silence Tuesday afternoon during a memorial gathering titled "Together We Remember" at the University of Southern Maine Lewiston-Auburn Campus on Westminister Street in Lewiston.
University of Southern Maine Lewiston-Auburn Campus alumnus Riley Worth, left, speaks Tuesday afternoon at a memorial gathering at the college on Westminister Street in Lewiston.
Friends talk Tuesday after a "Together We Remember" memorial gathering at the University of Southern Maine Lewiston-Auburn Campus on Westminister Street in Lewiston. From left are Mary Larlee, Cheryl Paluso and Linda Freeman.
Eighteen stones with the names of the victims of last year's mass shooting in Lewiston sit on a table Tuesday afternoon at the University of Southern Maine Lewiston-Auburn Campus on Westminister Street in Lewiston.
University of Southern Maine President Dr. Jacqueline Edmondson, left, speaks to a crowd Tuesday afternoon in the atrium at the University of Southern Maine Lewiston-Auburn Campus on Westminister Street in Lewiston. At right is American Sign Language Interpreter Julia Schafer.