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LEWISTON, Maine — On a sparkling October morning, with peak fall foliage blazing red and yellow, the residents of Lewiston emerged from two long days of lockdown Saturday into a city forever changed. Stores reopened. Sidewalks came to life. And the families of 18 people killed by a mass shooter here Wednesday night tried to move on in a haze of grief, their losses piling an almost unbearable weight on a place that prides itself on its resilience. This city of 36,000, which feels more like...

After two long days of being locked down amid the manhunt for a gunman who killed 18 people, the small city in Maine started to come back to life, forever changed.