Lewiston gathering to mark one year since a deadly mass shooting rocked the Maine city
The gunman’s family and fellow Army reservists reported that he was suffering from a mental breakdown. In the aftermath of the shooting, the Maine Legislature passed new gun laws that bolstered the state’s “yellow flag” law, criminalized the transfer of guns to prohibited people and expanded funding for mental health crisis care.
Meanwhile, gun reform advocates are collecting signatures to force a ballot initiative that would ask voters to approve a ...
LEWISTON (WGME) -- In the aftermath of the Lewiston mass shooting, the need for mental health services skyrocketed. Calls for change came from lawmakers, concerned it was the mental health care system ...
Emblems of the tragedy remain as residents try to forge a new path together. But a glaring question remains: What happened to ...
Words really can evoke powerful reactions for people working through trauma, including words like 'brave' and 'anniversary,' ...
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The largest gathering will be at Lewiston’s hockey arena tonight, where there will be moments of silence at the time of the ...
Maine residents whose sense of safety was shattered last year by a mass shooting marked the anniversary Friday with a memorial service that drew hundreds of people to the city’s hockey arena.
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