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Lewiston to hold grand opening of high school's expansion - Vimarsana News

Lewiston to hold grand opening of high school's expansion

The grand opening celebration of the Lewiston High School renovations and new two-story wing is scheduled for 5-7 p.m. Thursday, March 24, at 156 East Ave., with a storm date of March 31. All Lewiston residents and other interested people are invited to attend, according to a news release from Building Expansion Committee. A brief […]

Lewiston High School opens its first arts and music wing - Vimarsana News

Lewiston High School opens its first arts and music wing

The two-story addition will house the high school's music, arts, and theater programs, as well as the new computer science program and other teachers who previously did not have their own classrooms.

Reports detail corruption, dysfunction inside N.O. building inspection office - Vimarsana News

Reports detail corruption, dysfunction inside N.O. building inspection office

City Chief Administrative Officer Gilbert Montaño said the city is working diligently to tighten its rules and regulations governing third-party inspectors.

Source: wwltv.com
Holiday gatherings pose COVID risks, but with certain precautions can be safer than last year - Vimarsana News

Holiday gatherings pose COVID risks, but with certain precautions can be safer than last year

Small gatherings of vaccinated people who aren't at high risk for the disease can be relatively safe, some experts say.

'Completely changed my life:' A year of COVID | Lewiston Sun Journal - Vimarsana News

'Completely changed my life:' A year of COVID | Lewiston Sun Journal

Most of Maine’s parks and beaches were ordered closed. States began issuing quarantine orders for anyone traveling across their borders. Traditional events — parades, festivals and Fourth of July celebrations to name just a few — were abruptly canceled.  On and on it went over the remainder of the year. Just about everything about our day-to-day lifestyles changed and now we’ve had a full year to absorb those changes. How are we coping? We talked to several people in the community — public figures and ordinary folks alike — to ask them how they fared in this, the strangest year i...