Lewiston to resume parking garage fees after upgrades
The city plans to resume charging fees July 3 — at the 2020 rates — at all municipal garages: $1
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Read MoreFarmington board approves money for heat pump installations
A grant will reimburse the town for the pumps at the Community Center and Hippach Field field house.Read More
Read More‘I see pictures in my head’: Lewiston artist Robert Russell gets ready for a Friday show
Russell’s intricate work includes mandalas, mazes and looming vertical designs he identifies as towers.Read More
Read MoreKingfield voters to elect selectmen, school directors June 2
Voters will decide on a nearly $1.7 million budget June 3.Read More
Read MoreFire quickly extinguished at Casella Waste Systems sorting facility in Lewiston
Discarded lithium battery said to be source of fire at the recycling plant on River Road.Read More
Read MoreLooking Back on May 24
100 Years Ago: 1923 A long distance telephone booth has been installed in the Lewiston city building. 50 Years Ago
Read MoreBoiler fix not included in $24.7 million RSU 16 budget approved by residents
The spending plan represents a $1.5 million increase over the current year and must be approved in a June 13
Read MoreFormer Worumbo Mill site to host more events this summer
Friends of Worumbo is looking for community ideas for activities and events which can be hosted at the site.Read More
Read MoreLewiston council adopts updated Riverfront Island Master Plan
The long-term plan for Lewiston’s riverfront area includes ambitious ideas for Island Point, the former site of the Libbey Mill next
Read MorePHOTO: Lewiston’s shadow
Tuesday’s setting sun casts a shadow from the Lewiston sculpture in the parking lot at Veterans Memorial Park in Lewiston.Read
Read MoreHistoric Portland tower a step closer to housing, but affordability is a question
Developers who bought the People’s United Bank building for $9.2 million in 2019 plan to convert the 10-story building in
Read MoreDollar General owes $320,000 for repeat safety violations at Penobscot County store
Federal investigators found the store in Enfield broke five safety standards, creating tripping hazards and greater risks of employee injury
Read MorePHOTO: Shrine to honor mother
Lewiston woman decorates her mother’s gravesite Tuesday morning.Read More
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