Three COVID-19 outbreaks in Lisbon as cases rise

There have been five positive COVID-19 cases reported at Lisbon High School, three at Lisbon Community School and at least three at Lisbon's public works department.

Loss from commercial garage fire in Lisbon estimated at $1 million

Wood stove piping in outside wall cited as cause.

Lisbon council approves electric car charge station contract

The council vote 4-3 to contract with Central Maine Power Co. to construct four charging stations in a town parking lot off Main Street in Lisbon Falls.

Lisbon eyes electric vehicle charging stations

Lisbon was selected to take part in a Central Maine Power pilot program that will bring four electric vehicle charging ports in downtown Lisbon Falls.

Lisbon to fast track redevelopment of rundown, vacant properties

The Lisbon Development Committee approved a land bank program allowing the town to purchase distressed properties to speed up redevelopment.

Photo: Remote learning break

Lisbon schools ease into more in-person learning

Most elementary grades will attend classes four days a week starting next week, and high school students will return to in-person learning two days a week.

Growing, planting and planning in 2020 for Little Ridge FarmDrop

The new virtual farmers' market in Lisbon added vendors and customers after it launched in April. Keena Tracy hopes a new marketing grant will expand on that momentum in 2021.

Androscoggin County police log: Dec. 29, 2020

COVID spike stops Lisbon schools from full-time, in-person teaching

Lisbon High School will switch to remote-only learning and Philip W. Sugg Middle School, Lisbon Comunity School and Gartley Street School will switch to a mix of in-person and remote learning.