Sun Journal

But before we do, let's take a look at some headlines for Thursday, October 15th.

The Sun Journal reports that Krause House Roasters plans to open a cafe at 291 Lisbon Street in Lewiston.

Vicky and Damon Krause partnered with coffee roaster Travis Spear and launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise $20,000 in the next 60 days.

They are hoping for a February opening.

But before we do, let's take a look at some headlines for Wednesday, October 14th.

The Sun Journal reports that state and federal investigators found persistent infection control failures at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston, including contaminated surgical trays and expired medical supplies.

Officials said the issues could jeopardize the hospital's Medicare agreement.

CMMC must correct deficiencies by January 7th or risk termination from the federal program.

Let's take a look at some headlines for Friday, October 9th.

The Sun Journal reports that local authorities are investigating a theft of $1,600 from Levitt Area High School.

The money was from bottle returns earmarked for staff in the Faculty Sunshine Fund and the athletic cash box.

Anyone with information about the theft is asked to call the Androscoggin County Regional Communications Center at 753-2599.

i would agree with that But, you know, it gets kind of tedious to have to go through this again.

But the Lewiston Sun Journal is funded ultimately by the same people who pay Scott Harriman.

I mean, Harriman is an employee of the Maine People's Alliance, correct? Yeah.

So

They have employees who are in the state legislature and they are funded by dark money left groups with the Arabella advisers.

New Venture Fund, Windward Fund, we've written about this extensively.

That's the same group of people who bankrolled the National Trust for Local News, which funded the acquisition of the main trust for local news, or I guess the consortium of newspapers that includes the Lewiston Sun Journal.

So it'd be like if the main wire were to start the Twin City Journal and the Portland News and the South Portland News and pretend that they were all different newspapers, but they're all got the same individuals who are running all of those papers.

[laughs] I think you're right.

It's an odd detail, and most of what we know about this story came from the September 1st, 1906 Lewiston Sun Journal.

The ghost sticking her tongue out was mentioned several times in the article.

Is it just me, or does that make this ghost extra creepy?

He's not a journalist.

What are you talking about? You think I used to work for the Sun-Journal? What's going on with you? All right.

Now stop it.

What's he talking about? Tom, thank you for the phone call.

Let's take a look at some headlines for Friday, September 25th.

The Sun-Journal reports that Central Maine Medical Center nurses voted 204 to 21 in favor of joining a union.

The win brings 290 nurses at the Lewiston Hospital under the statewide labor union, where they plan to advocate for safer staffing, better equipment, and nurse retention.

The vote comes days after prime health care leadership fired 15 nurses and suspended five others.

Constance was in her bed, unconscious from an overdose of pills.

The Sun Journal's headline the next morning called it a duplication of tragedy.

And if anything, that phrase understates what had actually happened.

This wasn't a woman relapsing into a vaguely similar pattern of behavior twelve years later.