Jeff Harmon argues the city did not follow its own zoning ordinances when approving the site plan for phase two of the development, which is to place 60 additional units at the property.
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Auburn’s The 1800 Club closes its doors for good
The 1800 Club at 34 Court St. in Auburn closed May 18.
Afro Taste Restaurant and Lounge grand opening coming soon
“There is nothing like this in the Lewiston-Auburn area,” Owner Gael Karomba said.
The Vermont Flannel Company opens first Maine storefront in Freeport
Dozens gathered for the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday evening for a scoop of Ben & Jerry’s and the chance to browse the new flannel store.
Know any airplane mechanics? A wave of retirements is leaving some U.S. industries desperate to hire
Across the U.S. economy, a number of industries – in fields such as construction, manufacturing, nursing and some professional industries like accounting – are facing the same formidable challenge.
Issues at Auburn-Lewiston Municipal Airport continue to frustrate aviation community
Another staffing crunch led airport officials to issue a notification that no fuel would be available from last Sunday afternoon through Tuesday morning.
National multiple sclerosis society lauds Lewiston doctor
LEWISTON — Dr. Alison Daigle, a provider of care for people living with multiple sclerosis in Lewiston, has been recognized as a Neurologic Care Partner through the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Partners in MS Care program. This recognition honors Daigle’s commitment to providing exceptional, coordinated MS care. St. Mary’s Neurology Associates’ clinicians demonstrate a wealth […]
Journalists at the country’s largest newspaper chain will walk off the job
In a company statement, Gannett said ‘our leadership is focused on investing in local newsrooms and monetizing our content’ during a challenging economic climate.
Luchador Tacos opens Auburn location
Afro Taste Restaurant and Lounge grand opening coming; 1800 Club has closed its doors.
Biden administration seeks automatic emergency braking on all new cars
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which is proposing the rule, estimates the technology could save more than 300 lives a year and help to avoid 24,000 injuries.