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100 Years Ago: 1924 The Scotty Holmes Orchestra, under Art Spaulding of Portland which furnished music for dancing at the Shrine Club party of last evening and Miss Marion Murphy were the stellar attractions. Myriads of rainbow colored lights made a delightful effect. Other lights had been softened which gave an air of enchantment to […]
I hope Auburn voters choose Jeff Harmon as our next mayor. After my joining with many other Auburn residents in petitioning against proposed zoning changes and for the the continued protection of Lake Auburn from further area housing development, it seems that these efforts have been consistently deflected or ignored by the current city government […]
Hats off to the Edward Little High School Class of 1951 for its wonderful gift memorializing the school’s late great music director, Donald Gay. By naming the new performing arts center in his honor, the graduates have shown the importance of arts programming to the community. Ralph Tuttle, Auburn
100 Years Ago: 1922 At the big masquerade hall to be staged in Auburn Hall Friday night by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Alden Gayton Post, several novelty dances will be introduced, including a favor and serpentine number. The Grand March begins at nine o’clock at which time prizes for the best costumes will be […]
Read Article After reading Ralph Tuttle’s letter to the editor on Feb. 27, I would have to agree with his assessment of the proposed new logo for Lewiston. At first glance it looked like the spelling of Lewiston was broken into small pieces, some brighter than others. And if you were to ask 100 people what that thing in the middle is, I doubt they would come up with a honeycomb. John Reeder, Lewiston