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Lewiston names Waterville manager Bryan Kaenrath as new city administrator
The former legislator and administrator in Saco and Waterville will start in April, roughly a year after former city administrator Heather Hunter resigned.
Waterville mayor, councilors react to manager’s resignation
City Manager Bryan Kaenrath sent an email to councilors just before midnight Thursday notifying them he is leaving his job May 1.
Getting a tooth crowned doesn’t make you the king of anything
Mark LaFlamme swears he didn’t act like a wimp at the dentist.
Andwell wants more in-home pediatric state funding as officials propose cutting financial support for health care
Andwell advocates for more skilled in-home pediatric Mainecare funding as low reimbursement rates are requiring the health system to reduce that service.
How a Maine court ruling on child sex abuse claims compares with the rest of the country
A battle is being waged across states about whether ‘retroactive laws’ reviving expired claims under previous statutes of limitations are constitutional.
‘Misery for dinner’ and other facts that lifted my Franco pride
Camden Martin’s local class on the history of French Canadians in Maine is full of interesting information … and answers to why I’m here.
Lewiston and Auburn announce parking bans
Lewiston’s ban is from 9 p.m. Sunday until 8 a.m. Monday; Auburn’s ban is 7 p.m. Sunday until noon on Monday.
When the city comes knocking, what will you do?
When Lewiston asked homeowners to let the city take a look at their properties as part of the city’s revaluation, the majority of homeowners slammed the door in the city’s face. So the city will be sending out mailers instead. Auburn officials will soon be asking homeowners to open their doors for that city’s revaluation […]
Drop-In Center reopens with new name and location in Auburn
The former Pleasant Street Drop-in Center located at the First Universalist Church of Auburn has moved to a new location at 121 Mill St., under a new name.