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Tonight's big trick or treat event is still on at the Geiger building at 70 Mount Hope Drive in Lewiston, Maine
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Tonight's big trick or treat event is still on at the Geiger building at 70 Mount Hope Drive in Lewiston, Maine
Peter Geiger is a Lewiston native and wants to see his city smile.
Children returned to schools and planned to go trick-or-treating Tuesday evening as the community of Lewiston tried to return to normal after sheltering indoors for days while authorities hunted for the man responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in Maine's history.
Children have returned to school and are trick-or-treating in Lewiston, Maine, in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in state history. Area residents spent days locked in their homes last week while police searched for the man who fatally shot 18 people at a bowling alley and a bar. He was found dead on Friday. On Tuesday, hundreds of students returned to a high school that had recently been transformed into a law enforcement command post. Inside, students petted therapy dogs and were signing a large banner that read “Lewiston Strong,” the community’s new motto.
Peter Geiger is a Lewiston native and wants to see his city smile.