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AG Office: No Donor Complaints Received Regarding Lewiston Shooting Fund

The Maine Attorney General’s Office stated it has not received any complaints from a donor regarding the Maine Community Foundation’s Lewiston Shooting Fund. This follows claims last week that a complaint would be filed after criticizing how $7 million was divided.

PoliticsPublished Oct 1, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 3, 2:18 PM

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  1. wgme.comOct 1, 12:00 AM

Auburn Church Continues Monthly Gathering for Grief After Lewiston Shooting

Three years after the Lewiston mass shooting, a church in Auburn is hosting its monthly gathering, "The Art of Healing, Can We Talk." The free program offers a safe space for people dealing with grief and trauma. Participants are invited to share meals and hear others' experiences.

SocietyPublished Oct 1, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 3, 2:18 PM

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  1. wgme.comOct 1, 12:00 AM

Lewiston Official Raises Concerns Over State Leave Program's Impact on School Staffing

A Lewiston school official told state authorities that Maine’s new paid family and medical leave program is complicating classroom staffing. The concerns were raised regarding how the state benefit interacts with existing leave benefits, prompting acknowledgment that a change in state law may be necessary.

EducationPublished Oct 1, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 3, 2:18 PM

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  1. themainewire.comOct 1, 12:00 AM

15-Year-Old Arrested in Connection with Lewiston Shooting

Lewiston police arrested a 15-year-old boy on Thursday afternoon regarding the shooting that occurred Sunday afternoon. The teenager faces charges including attempted murder and reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon. Investigations into the Sept. 27 incident remain ongoing.

SocietyPublished Oct 1, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 3, 2:18 PM

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  1. wmtw.comOct 1, 12:00 AM

Lewiston leaders claim youth violence program success; seek state reforms

City leaders stated that a community engagement initiative to curb youth violence has been successful after a month. The city's police department deployed mobile and increased patrols. However, the city also announced plans proposing eight reforms to Maine’s juvenile justice system.

SocietyPublished Oct 1, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 3, 2:18 PM

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  1. wgme.comOct 1, 12:00 AM

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