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Lewiston coverage from NEWS CENTER Maine
New visitation facility opening in Lewiston this week
The facility will offer six rooms for monitored family visitation.
Army reservist who warned about Lewiston killer before shootings to testify before investigators
On Thursday, the commission plans to hear from the state’s director of victim witnesses services.
Two people injured after motorcycle crashes with SUV on Route 4 in Auburn
Auburn police said Route 4 has reopened to all traffic.
Community rallying around Auburn man who lost leg in crash
Fundraising is underway to help Tyrone Fulgham get a replacement prosthesis and a modified van, which are not fully covered by insurance.
Sagadahoc County deputy accuses Army of 'downplaying' concerns over Robert Card
Sgt. Aaron Skolfield was one of the men who tried to perform a welfare check on Robert Card by request from his fellow Army reservists.
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Gov. Janet Mills signs off on new gun laws, mental health supports in wake of Lewiston shootings
Mills signed new legislation on Friday that expands background checks and bolsters Maine's "yellow flag" law.
Lewiston community reflects six months after mass shooting
Hundreds gathered at Simard-Payne Memorial Park to remember the 18 lives lost last October.
Mainers observe National Crime Victims' Rights Week on six-month anniversary of Lewiston shootings
The annual awareness week highlights the work of victim and witness advocates, and their availability to people in need.
Remembrance ceremony held six months after Lewiston shooting
The Maine Resiliency Center is hosting a remembrance ceremony Thursday night at Simard-Payne Memorial Park at 6:30. The Center is also open to anyone who needs it.
Fellow reservists warned of Lewiston gunman's plan for mass shooting
The attacks happened six months ago on Oct. 25 when Robert Card opened fire at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston.
Song gives voice to Lewiston community still healing from mass shooting
Scott Folsom's "When It Comes" is a passionate commentary on the senseless loss of lives.
Lawmakers representing Lewiston, Auburn reflect on end of Maine's legislative session
Several bills were introduced to prevent another tragedy like what happened in Lewiston; some of which passed while others will have to be revisited.
Three pets die in Lewiston fire
The state fire marshal's office is investigating the cause of the fire.
Let's Talk About It: 'Collective trauma' after Lewiston shootings and how to move forward
Dr. Marc Kaplan with Sweetser said donating, supporting, and being a part of the community is a healthy way of healing after trauma.
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