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1. Lewiston's Alter L/A warming center prepares for winter, gets $300K grant (sunjournal.com) — Lewiston’s 24/7 Alter L/A warming center on Horton Street just received more than $300,000 from MaineHousing to boost staffing and prepare for winter. Leaders are racing to add showers and a sprinkler system so they can open as the city’s only low-barrier, 24-hour homeless shelter by mid-November, expanding support for hundreds of vulnerable residents.
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2. New Gloucester man in critical condition after striking tractor trailer in Auburn (pressherald.com) — A serious crash in Auburn sent a 29-year-old New Gloucester man to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston with life-threatening injuries after police say he ran a red light and struck a turning tractor trailer. He has since been transferred to Maine Medical Center in Portland, while Auburn police and state commercial vehicle specialists continue investigating the collision.
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3. Third place Republican primary finisher to continue to invest in "common sense" candidates (wmtw.com) — Lewiston is one of three Maine cities where former gubernatorial candidate Jonathan Bush plans to fund television ads and other materials backing what he calls “common sense candidates.” His six-figure, cross-party effort focuses on local accountability and voter education, and could shape how Lewiston residents encounter campaign messaging ahead of future statewide races.
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4. Four Black Women Selected for New Faculty Roles (jbhe.com) — Lewiston residents may soon see a new face on the Bates College campus: historian Camille Borders, who specializes in Black feminist thought and U.S. women’s history. Her arrival is highlighted alongside another scholar’s appointment, underscoring growing academic focus on Black women’s intellectual and social contributions nationwide.
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