100 Years Ago: 1921 Enrico Caruso’s voice has not been in the least impaired by his illness; he is convalescing and will be able to leave his sick room In a few days. This statement was made last night by Mrs. Caruso, who said the tenor was sitting up for the first time since he underwent […]
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Looking Back on Jan. 20
100 Years Ago: 1921 At the meeting of Lewiston Post of the American Legion, held last evening in the former Republican Headquarters, 143 Lisbon Street, it was voted to hire these rooms for permanent quarters. In addition to having a permanent meeting place, the rooms will be fixed up for a club room for members. […]
Restorative Justice Project founder’s book addresses polarization of the nation
TOPSHAM — The world was witness on Jan. 6 to the storming of the United States Capitol by enraged and disaffected people demanding that the results of the presidential election be investigated or even overturned. Long after President Trump has left office, the rage, distrust and division will continue. “A Future Without Walls: Confronting Our […]
Looking Back on Jan. 19
100 Years Ago: 1921 A large crew of men of the Androscoggin Electric Co. is completing the pole line through the town of Leeds and the work will be rushed to completion this month if possible. 50 Years Ago: 1971 Lewiston Mayor Robert W. Clifford spoke to members of the Model Cities Committee Thursday night […]
Painting class featured in Art and Ale Window
The talented Thursday night adult art class from Wicked Illustrations Studio and Gallery in Lewiston kicks off the first Art and Ale Window of the year at Gritty’s in Auburn. On display are snowy owl acrylic paintings, each with their own personality, from one of the group class projects. Contributing artists are Tami Burhoe Brann, […]
Food for Thought series offers a virtual tour of Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
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