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Electric wheelchair stolen from double amputee

LEWISTON — After a $12,000 wheelchair was stolen from a man recently, another Lewiston resident had her electric wheelchair stolen Sunday evening.  Mary Ann Thompson, a double amputee, said her wheelchair was stolen from behind her apartment on Bartlett Street.  Lewiston Police Sgt. Dave St. Pierre said Thompson filed a report Monday morning. Thompson said she […]

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Lewiston: No one injured in Bartlett Street apartment fire

LEWISTON — An early-morning fire damaged part of a two-and-a-half-story, three-unit apartment building at 168 Bartlett St. on Friday, displacing as many as seven people. No one was hurt in the fire, which started just before 2 a.m, Lewiston fire Chief Paul LeClair said. The fire began and ended in a second-floor bedroom, LeClair said. […]

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Lewiston fire under investigation; 24 homeless

LEWISTON — Questions remained Wednesday night about the cause of the fire that left two dozen homeless on Birch Street the night before. State and local investigators spent all day examining the fire scene but by evening, no cause was announced. The Office of the State Fire Marshal joined local fire and police officials on […]

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Looking Back on September 30

100 years ago, 1913 Tuesday noon the firm of Lunn & Sweet, shoe manufacturers, Auburn, issued the following statement in regard to the lasters who left their work Saturday morning: “Our lasters left our employ Saturday morning without notice or without making any formal demands or stating their grievances to our firm. Mr. Lunn, who […]