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  • 3 days ago | sunjournal.com | Mark Mogensen

    100 years ago: 1925“Whatever possessed a 10 or 12 year old boy to walk from Auburn to Lewiston atop the four inch outside handrail on the south side of the North Bridge Monday evening about 7.45 o’clock, nobody knows. “He did it in the presence of a 100 or more men and women hurrying to the theaters is all that counts. He did it successfully. “The most difficult part of the stunt was the climbing onto the rail, which is only four inches wide or just the width of an average pair of men’s shoes.

  • 5 days ago | sunjournal.com | Mark Mogensen

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  • 5 days ago | sunjournal.com | Mark Mogensen

    100 years ago: 1925“The formal opening of the Androscoggin Historical Society will be held May 23, with appropriate exercise. “In the short time since the room has been fitted up, the society has accumulated a good-sized collection of interesting articles, every one of which has an accredited history. “The first communion service ever used in Lewiston occupies a prominent place in one of the cabinets.

  • 6 days ago | sunjournal.com | Mark Mogensen

    100 years ago: 1925“Governor Brewster will come to Auburn Monday evening to open the Better Homes Exposition, the first in the state and the forerunner of a great campaign to promote home building. “Governor Brewster will come over the road with his secretary and speak briefly on the better homes movement and the Maine development plan which he is so interested in. “Auburn Hall was a busy place Saturday and John J.

  • 6 days ago | sunjournal.com | Mark Mogensen

    NORWAY — Norway Savings Bank has entered into a new $30,000 multiyear commitment with Lights Out Gallery. The gallery is a nonprofit arts hub occupying a 15,000-square-foot building at 10 Tannery St. What was once a snowshoe factory in the early 1900s is now home to a gallery, dance studio, artists’ studios, and additional spaces being renovated to accommodate further creativity and performance.

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