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The departing Auburn mayor's three terms were defined by his energetic, hands-on style and controversial attempts at altering the status quo on housing, Lake Auburn, and more.

The race has been viewed as a choice between an incumbent who has overseen a development boom and zoning overhaul, and a newcomer who believes the city has put development before the concerns of current residents.

Jeff Harmon has attended Planning Board and City Council meetings and, while I applaud his commitment, there is cause for concern. One topic was Planning Board approval of Stable Ridge Apartments. During those meetings there was in-depth discussion, professional opinions from staff and experts on topics such as traffic and school impact, as well as […]

The appeal of the Planning Board's approval of the second phase of construction was filed in Androscoggin County Superior Court by Auburn resident and mayoral candidate Jeff Harmon.

Officials say the T-4.2B zoning will encourage additional housing options while limiting the potential negative impacts of state housing legislation that will take effect in 2024. Not everyone agrees.

Lewiston • Steven Griffin, 28, listed as transient, on charges of domestic assault and violating probation, at 1 a.m. Friday, Aug. 18, at 287 Bates St. • Danielle Richardson, 38, of Lewiston, on a warrant charging failure to appear in court and on charges of criminal conspiracy, unlawful furnishing of scheduled drugs and violating conditions […]

A vacancy rate of essentially zero means there is no room for mobility for renters facing rent increases or evictions, leaving people priced out. Officials say rent control isn't the answer, more housing is.

A vacancy rate of essentially zero means there is no room for mobility for renters facing rent increases or evictions, leaving people priced out. Officials say rent control isn't the answer, more housing is.

A vacancy rate of essentially zero means there is no room for mobility for renters facing rent increases or evictions, leaving people priced out. Officials say rent control isn't the answer, more housing is.