The wellness center said it is committed to maintaining a space in or around Lewiston.
Kendra Caruso
Staff Writer
Kendra Caruso is a staff writer at the Sun Journal covering education and health. She graduated from the University of Maine with a degree in journalism in 2019 and started working for the Sun Journal in 2023.
Federal funding cuts a threat to 21st Century program at Lewiston schools
The program has supported students for more than a decade with academic tutoring and enrichment opportunities.
Lewiston, Auburn schools offered credit monitoring after data breach
Staff and students in Lewiston, Auburn and Lisbon schools had information breached through PowerSchool late last year.
Montello school in Lewiston raising money to meet growing interest in music clubs
The Lewiston school was recently selected to be part of Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation Adopt a School program
Multiple shell casings found after Lewiston mosque shooting
Police release few additional details about Friday night’s shooting on Bartlett Street, which resulted in one young adult being shot.
Jack Wiseman’s Lego creations highlight well-known Lewiston-Auburn buildings
For him, building a complex model with Legos, including Dr. Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum, is like putting together a puzzle you can construct however you want.
Rivalry between CMMC and St. Mary’s changes as both struggle in shifting health market
Lewiston’s two largest hospitals went from fierce competitors to systems dividing certain services between each other.
Lisbon councilors deny 207 Edibles marijuana application
Councilors denied Lorelei Hilliker’s marijuana license for building code violations after Lisbon Cannabis’ license to operate out of the same building was approved last year.
New public safety building among priorities of Lisbon council
Lisbon councilors discussed several goal ideas during its January workshop but settled on five to focus on, including consolidating town services and a new public safety building.
207 Edibles owner calls foul as Lisbon councilors table marijuana license
What started as a dispute between two marijuana business owners has spilled into the town’s licensing process, with one party claiming the other is getting biased treatment from the town.