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Police log

Auburn * Kenneth Alling Drake Jr., 25, transient, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, 8 a.m. Monday at 60 Court St. * Cesily Anne Zarate, 26, of 133 Lake St., disorderly conduct, 3:33 a.m. Tuesday at 143 Lake St. Lewiston * Abdi Yussuf, 23, of 6 Knox St., domestic violence criminal threatening, 10:35 p.m. Monday […]

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Building beds in Lewiston

Healthy Homeworks Bed Factory Director of Development Allie Smith explains how one of their beds is built during Tuesday night’s open house, which marked the first anniversary of the company based in the Pepperell Mill in Lewiston. Participants in the program work from 16 to 20 hours to make four beds. They get to keep […]

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Campaigns revving up for merger debate

Jim Howaniec, chairman of the Coalition to Oppose Lewiston-Auburn Consolidation, speaks to a crowd gathered at Rolly’s Diner in Auburn in February. The group’s next meeting is Thursday, March 30, at the Sixth Street Congregational Church in New Auburn.  AUBURN — The debate over the proposed merger of the Twin Cities has only just begun. […]

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Strong selectmen appoint officials, discuss road reconstruction project

STRONG — Selectmen appointed several town officials at their regular meeting on Tuesday, as well as discussed another soon-to-be vacated position. Ed Adams was hired to fill the Highway Department position vacated by Aaron Marden when he resigned. School board candidate Jacqueline Sniadecki spoke with selectmen about filling the seat vacated by Loretta Deming. She said […]

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Auburn library holds Fun with Physics

Jamin Collins, 11, left, and Larson Stone, 8, work on making a marshmallow catapult at the Auburn Public Library on Tuesday. They were taking part in a Fun with Physics program with staff from the University of Maine Cooperative Extension Service who were teaching children about force, motion, inertia and energy. For more information on […]

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U.S. Alpine Championships: U.S. coach Sasha Rearick wants improved fundamentals

The United States’ best skiers got the full Maine treatment during the U.S. Alpine Championships at Sugarloaf. “It was good races. They did a good job of pulling off the races here,” U.S. Ski Team men’s coach Sasha Rearick, who attended Gould Academy in Bethel, said early Tuesday evening. “We saw all the great weather […]