Dear Sun Spots: Last year I got a paper in my mail called The Lewiston Leader. I want to subscribe, but lost their contact information. —No name, no town ANSWER: You can write to Turner Publishing at P.O. Box 214, Turner, ME 04210. They are at 5 Fern St. You can also contact them at […]
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Kirk D. Robinson
AUBURN — Kirk D. Robinson, age 51, of Oxford passed away peacefully with his family at his side Sunday, May 27, at The Hospice House in Auburn, from complications due to diabetes. Kirk was born in Norway on Sept. 8, 1966, a son of Winfield M. and Pauline A. (Henderson) Robinson. He attended Oxford Schools and […]
Gemini: Talk leads to action
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Jennifer Winget, 33; Rory Bushfield, 35; Idina Menzel, 47; Wynonna Judd, 54. Happy Birthday: Get cracking; there is so much you can accomplish this year if you channel your energy and concentrate on your priorities. Travel, learning and partnerships are all highlighted, and building closer bonds with friends and relatives […]
Romeo Adrien Michaud
LEWISTON — Romeo A. Michaud, 85, of Auburn died Wednesday, May 23, at d’Youville Pavilion after a long illness. He was born in Lewiston on Dec. 6, 1932, the son of the late Rosario and Lucie (Dupere) Michaud. He was educated in local schools. Romeo was an accountant for many years and enjoyed working with his […]
Wife or pregnant mistress?
DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married for 13 years and have two beautiful children. I recently found out that for the last two years, he has been having an affair, and his mistress is now three months pregnant. When I confronted him about the situation, he claimed he doesn’t know what to […]
Looking Back for May 30
100 years ago, 1918 The Dingley Training school, Lewiston, contributed ten dollars in the recent Red Cross drive instead of one dollar as listed in the report printed Tuesday. Moreover, the Dingley school is well along in its Junior Red Cross membership and hopes soon to be a 100 per cent school in this registration. […]
'They're kind of mesmerizing': Goats draw spectators to overgrown park
WASHINGTON — He almost didn’t see them at first. A crowd of people standing along his usually clear jogging route up Eastern Avenue, straddling the Washington-Maryland border, tipped him off that something was up. Following their gaze into a small clearing of overgrown trees and wild flora, he saw something move. “I thought it was […]
H.S. baseball: Red-hot Devils stifle Red Eddies
Edward LIttle catcher Giles Paradis fields the ball from a throw from the outfield but it wasn’t in time as Lewiston’s Hunter Landry slides into home with a run during Tuesday night’s baseball game in Auburn. (Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal) AUBURN — Lewiston doesn’t need extra motivation when Edward Little is the opponent. A chance to […]
Local roundup: Poland softball gets by York in eight innings
YORK — Morgan Brousseau ripped a single to left field in the top of the eighth inning, sending Amanda’lyn Gagne across the plate and securing 3-2 late-season softball win for Poland over York on Tuesday. Ally Gagne struck out eight for the Knights (9-7) and gave up five hits. Brousseau finished with two hits and […]
Catholic diocese parts ways with Maine Council of Churches
PORTLAND — The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland has withdrawn from the Maine Council of Churches over a recent change in how the council decides to take public stands on issues, including those affecting the LGBTQ community. The council in February voted to end an unwritten policy that the council would not take public stands […]