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Looking Back on February 24

100 years ago, 1917If the act providing that state school funds shall be distributed in proportion to actual school attendance instead of in proportion to school population, as at present, which is now pending before the Legislature, the city of Lewiston will lose approximately $35,000 yearly. The yearly loss to Auburn will be approximately $5,000. […]

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4Play at Lost Valley Friday

4Play will perform at Lost Valley, Friday, Feb. 24, from 7 to 10 p.m. Members of hte band, standing, from left, Peter Hummes and Ken Goodman. Seated,  Charlie Bradbury and Dale Bellman.  Standing l-r Peter Hummes, Ken Goodman. Seated Charlie Bradbury, Dale Bellman

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Dostie on Friday, Bergeron on Saturday at Pedro's

On Friday, Feb. 24,  Andrew Dostie, will perform cover songs and an occasional original, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., at Pedro O’Hara’s, 134 Main St., Lewiston. On Saturday, from 8 to 11 p.m., Pedro’s hosts Ron Bergeron, above, who will take requests from a wide variety of genres and styles, including quiet sentimental pop ballads, high-energy […]

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Coloradas at Guthries Friday

On Friday, Feb. 24 The Coloradas will perform at Guthries, 115 Middle St., Lewiston.  The Coloradas formed in 2011 as two songwriters and a handful of virtuosic bluegrass musicians, trying to create something meaningful. The result was their self-titled debut, a collection of end-of-the-world bluegrass stomps and sad country ballads.  The songs are written and […]

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Looking Back on February 23

100 years ago, 1917The marriage of J. Z. Campbell, well-known businessman of Lewiston, and Miss Clara Bedard of Montreal., P.Q., took place in St. Andre’s church, Montreal, Monday morning, and the couple have returned to make their home here. Unusual interest has been shown in this event in view of the fact that the bride […]

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Looking Back on February 23

100 years ago, 1917The marriage of J. Z. Campbell, well-known businessman of Lewiston, and Miss Clara Bedard of Montreal., P.Q., took place in St. Andre’s church, Montreal, Monday morning, and the couple have returned to make their home here. Unusual interest has been shown in this event in view of the fact that the bride […]