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The public service will be held at the Lewiston Armory at 65 Central Ave. to remember the former Twin Cities mayor, state senator, motivational speaker and friend to many.

A year and a half after his death, a bridge dedication and public celebration of life will be held to honor John Jenkins, the beloved former mayor of both Lewiston and Auburn.

A tribute concert to the late local musician and violin maker Leo Beaule will close the 21-22 Oasis of Music season beginning at 12:30 on Wednesday, May

The 2022 Music in the Park summer concert series is set to begin Friday, May 27, in Kennedy Park in Lewiston. The concerts will begin at 7 p.m.,and continues after each Art Walk L/A on final Fridays through September. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy some free. The first concert will feature performances […]

Vienna Union Hall plans to open its season with The Boardman Trio at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 7, at the hall, 5 Vienna Mountain Road. The trio of Greg Boardman, Elsie Gawler and Steve Muise plan to perform music drawing from a Scotch, Irish and French repertoire and culture. These three musicians bring together a […]

BELFAST — Belfast Flying Shoes presents “March Forth!” on Friday, March 4, at 6 p.m., at the Fellowship Hall of the First Church in Belfast, UCC. “The evening of exuberant fiddle tunes is the next step in the participatory dance and music nonprofit’...

The Mallett Brothers will perform in person at  7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 4, at the Gendron Franco Center, at 46 Cedar St. in Lewiston. The Greg Boardman Trio

Greg Boardman, Steve Muise and Elsie Gawler, a folk music string trio performing new and traditional fiddle tunes and songs, will perform in a concert to

Read Article Regarding genetically modified plants designed to absorb more carbon (“One Woman’s Quest to Save the Planet with Plants,” May 16): do we really hope that technology is going to save us from the ravages of technology? We seem to be looking more to ourselves than to the creation we were born into for solutions to the problems we continue to create for ourselves. We are at war with nature, of which we are an integral part, determined to prevent nature and other people from spoi...

Read Article Lisa Montgomery died at our hands by execution this week. Driven mad by the cruel abuse she endured as a child, she lashed out in her own twisted sense of justice, and took a life as recompense for her own destroyed life. Are Lisa Montgomery’s abusers not accomplices in her act of murder? Are we all not enablers of her execution? Does this act not further embed society in justifying murder? I would rather fund life in prison, with the hope of some measure of healing for those im...