Tom Shannon will replace Tina Hutchinson, whose resignation is effective April 22.
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.
Rezoning clears way for 245-unit complex at former Pineland Lumber Co.
The proposed development is geared toward staff at Lewiston’s two medical centers.
Kudos: Androscoggin Gleaners provide healthy food for those in need
The network of volunteers works with local farms to harvest surplus produce and deliver it to people who can use it — and they could use more help.
Petition looks to overturn Lewiston’s decision on housing project
An effort led by a Planning Board member looks to overturn the city’s decision on a proposed 35-unit affordable housing project.
Lewiston-Auburn leaders identify ‘unspoken tension’ as the top issue dividing the community
The U.S. Department of Justice program will attempt to find solutions to reduce conflict, improve communication and minimize the potential for future conflict in the Twin Cities.
Auburn officials look to cut more from budget
During a workshop Monday, city officials sought ways to cut the city and school budgets to have no tax increase for next year.
Robots take over Lewiston Colisee this weekend
At the Pine Tree District FIRST Robotics Competition in Lewiston, high school robotics teams flex their STEM education muscles and embrace the rivalries with fun and flair.
Lewiston council edits rules for public comment
City officials say the new rules were created in response to “recent events” at council meetings, which began last month with accusations that led to the resignation of former Mayor Shane Bouchard.
Mark Cayer announces bid for Lewiston mayor
Much like his campaign in 2017, Cayer is running on his experience, aversion to party politics, and focus on economic development.
Concern grows that contaminated sludge may have harmed some area farms
Treated sludge has been used on at least several dozen sites in Androscoggin, Oxford and Franklin counties over the years.