Dave Turcotte of Lewiston, whose sports career was ended by multiple sclerosis in college, will toss out the first pitch at Friday night’s game against Minnesota.
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Woman from Tanzania detained by Lewiston police, ICE agent at bus station
Zera Samson was questioned about her identity and immigration status for about 45 minutes before being given a verbal trespass warning and let go.
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Community safety volunteers to patrol Lewiston’s Kennedy Park
The project, known as ‘Peace in the Park,’ is being organized by downtown community organizations.
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Androscoggin Bank names new president
Falmouth resident Neil Kiely will also become the bank’s CEO next year.
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Police round up two tots wandering in Lewiston
The partially dressed boys, ages 1 and 3, got past childproof doorknobs to leave the house while their father was sleeping.
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Woman fatally stabbed in Lewiston was trying to forge a new life, librarians who helped her say
Librarians say Kimberly Dobbie and her twin sons spent a lot of time there, often accompanied by the man accused of killing her.
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Police say Lewiston stabbing victim didn’t report being stalked by accused killer
They urge people who believe they are being stalked to record specific details of what happened and report them to police.
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A judge decided Albert Flick was too old to pose a threat. At 76, he’s now charged with murder.
He could have been sentenced to additional prison time in 2010 for an attack on a Portland woman, and the judge had been warned that his history of violence showed no signs of abating.
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Victim’s friends gather to remember a mother whose ‘smile is eternal’
Kimberly Dobbie’s friends hold a vigil on the sidewalk where she was stabbed to death outside a Lewiston laundromat Sunday morning.
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Lewiston chief announces increased police presence to combat spike in violence
Making the announcement the day after a fatal stabbing, Brian O’Malley says he has boosted patrols and expects state police to increase drug arrests and traffic stops within the city.