Steve Sherlock

The popular 5-piece group, with a comical side to them, will play its final gig Saturday night at Fast Breaks.

The Maine Educational Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is providing Lewiston with teachers and staff free of charge for daily instruction.

Darth Vader and Yoda highlight the 18 balloons expected to rise over the Twin Cities beginning Friday morning at Simard-Payne Memorial Park in Lewiston.

Prior to Tuesday’s vote, Superintendent Richard Green said school ‘programs and services’ would have to be eliminated if the budget failed again.

Diplomas were awarded to 22 students, with 13 marching during their graduation ceremony Thursday evening.

LMS ranks 10th out of 95 applicants, but school officials believe only about seven projects will receive construction funding from the state.

Officials convened Tuesday to discuss how the county responds when the temperature turns dangerous.

The jail saw some relief with its chronic overcapacity head counts in June.

Glenn Michalowski has struggled to fill a revenue hole caused by an accounting error that has resulted in a sharp tax increase for the coming year.

The fast-food giant will be built in the Save A Lot parking lot at 179 Main St.

A petition brought by two residents asked town officials to not work with ICE unless there was a legitimate judicial warrant.

The two candidates finished far ahead of the other five candidates.

Diplomas were given to the 217 graduates who marched Saturday at Gouin Field.

Residents will vote by secret ballot Tuesday on 36 articles.

A letter dated May 9 was sent to Jonathan Shilalis listing six violations at 33 Old Pulp Mill Road and included an order for corrective action.

Townspeople spoke for nearly an hour last week about their dissatisfaction with the proposal, which is made worse by an error by town officials last year.

A letter from the board accuses Sheriff Christopher Wainwright with undocumented evidence of illegally plotting to disband the Paris Police Department. Wainwright calls it a 'blatant lie.'

A motion to deny the license lacked the required four yes votes required by town policy.

Made of concrete and chunks of quartz rocks, the railings are approximately 100 years old.

The former AC Lawrence Leather Tannery on Oxford Street was cleaned up by the EPA in the mid 2000s due to contamination and heavy metals in the soil.