A separate outage was also reported Wednesday at Lewiston High School.
Andrew Rice
Staff Writer
Andrew Rice is a staff writer at the Sun Journal covering municipal government in Lewiston and Auburn. He's been working in journalism since 2012, joining the Sun Journal in 2017. He lives in Portland with his wife, daughters and dogs. Andrew is a graduate of the University of Southern Maine in Media Studies.
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Lewiston voters approve $86.5M school budget
The fiscal 2019-20 school budget was approved by a vote of 415-231.
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Officials could forward $13.4M Lewiston High School expansion to voters
The City Council will vote next week on whether to send the proposal to referendum in November.
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Auburn council adopts $45.3M school budget
The fiscal 2019-20 school budget now heads to referendum on June 11.
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Auburn council may suspend curbside recycling for a year
The City Council wants to create a committee to study its recycling program, but doesn’t agree on whether it should continue the program in the meantime.
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‘Kudos’ to the community members on the ELHS Building Committee
Three community members, who have volunteered for the past two years to help design the new Edward Little High School, spoke to the Sun Journal about the reward — and public scrutiny — that came from the process.
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Lewiston drafting design standards for downtown buildings
Want to have a say in how new development should look in Lewiston? The time is now.
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Lewiston approves $48.9M municipal budget in first reading
The 6-1 vote sets up a final reading following the school budget validation referendum on May 14.
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Auburn sets vote for sweeping marijuana ordinance
The Auburn City Council will vote May 20 to “opt-in” to allow marijuana businesses. If it does, the council will hold first reading on a comprehensive marijuana ordinance that night.
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Auburn bulky waste pickup begins Monday
The city will collect curbside bulky waste next week, and city officials have a reminder: no scavenging allowed.