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LEWISTON, United States: A massive manhunt was under way Thursday for a gunman who a local official said killed at least 22 people and wounded many more in mass shootings in the US state of Maine, the deadliest such incident this year.

Among the patrons at the alley Wednesday night were members of child’s bowling league, having their weekly practice. The establishment was known for hosting community events, birthdays, even high school proms.

Washington and Scarborough move up to second and third, respectively. Yarmouth, which will face Washington in Class B final, joins rankings in tie for fourth.

Maine mass shooting suspect Robert Card had recently been prescribed with hearing aids and struggled with mental health.

A father and his teenage son out for a night of bowling and a bar employee at his place of work were among those killed in shooting attacks in Lewiston, Maine, family members said on Thursday.

The city of Lewiston, Maine, is shaken after gunman opens fire in several locations. Mike Bedigan and Namita Singh report. WARNING: Disturbing images

Bill Young and son Aaron Young were two of the 18 people shot and killed in Lewiston, Maine, in the US, by a gunman who remains on the run.

His sister-in-law Katie Card said Robert Card has struggled with his mental health recently.

Lewiston, a once-busy city is today a ghost town as hundreds of FBI agents and Maine state troopers search for Card, the 40-year-old mentally ill gunman.

Eighteen people were shot dead during the attack on a restaurant and bowling alley on Wednesday