News piece on Somali refugees across the country who have heard that Maine is the way life should be. Lewiston will soon host of the largest Somali communities in the country if current expectations prove accurate. Lewiston mayor Kaileigh Tara acknowledged that the short-term impact on the city\u27s infrastructure will be profound, especially in the schools. But she emphasized that the influx of Somalis will enrich the city\u27s cultural mix and be very good for the local economy in the long run
Omar Jamal, a national Somali leader, asked Lewiston mayor Larry Raymond to resign on Jan. 11 after ...
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Furthermore piece reporting that Maine\u27s fourth mosque was opened in Lewiston this weekend in a ...
Lewiston, a mill town of about thirty-six thousand people, is the second-largest city in Maine. It i...
A photo essay on the Somali community in Lewiston, which has become a city of choice for Somali refu...
Since 2001, 3,000 Somalis have settled in Lewiston, an in-migration that received national attention...
ZamZam Mohamud immigrated from Somalia to the United States in 2000. She came to Lewiston in 2001, w...
Maine Life piece on how Somalis in Lewiston and Auburn, many from a larger community of refugees in...
Ahmed, Ismail. “Somali leadership in Lewiston: how it impacts community’s acculturatio
This article depicts the nature of the resettlement, acculturation, and reception of the Somali refu...
politics and other mistakes piece on Lewiston mayor Larry Raymond\u27s recent appeal to his city\u2...
Lewiston is experiencing a third wave a immigrants since 2002. The first wave of immigrants were pri...
Lewiston, Richmond and Norway are three Maine communities experimenting with community policing, a c...
Article discussing the large influx of African-born asylum seekers who arrived in Portland in June o...
Inside Maine book piece on Somalis in Maine: Crossing Cultural Currents , edited by Kimberly A. Hu...
Omar Jamal, a national Somali leader, asked Lewiston mayor Larry Raymond to resign on Jan. 11 after ...
Next piece on 12 Mainers shaping the future of the state\u27s economy, with a profile of Mohammed A...
Furthermore piece reporting that Maine\u27s fourth mosque was opened in Lewiston this weekend in a ...
Lewiston, a mill town of about thirty-six thousand people, is the second-largest city in Maine. It i...
A photo essay on the Somali community in Lewiston, which has become a city of choice for Somali refu...
Since 2001, 3,000 Somalis have settled in Lewiston, an in-migration that received national attention...
ZamZam Mohamud immigrated from Somalia to the United States in 2000. She came to Lewiston in 2001, w...
Maine Life piece on how Somalis in Lewiston and Auburn, many from a larger community of refugees in...
Ahmed, Ismail. “Somali leadership in Lewiston: how it impacts community’s acculturatio
This article depicts the nature of the resettlement, acculturation, and reception of the Somali refu...
politics and other mistakes piece on Lewiston mayor Larry Raymond\u27s recent appeal to his city\u2...
Lewiston is experiencing a third wave a immigrants since 2002. The first wave of immigrants were pri...
Lewiston, Richmond and Norway are three Maine communities experimenting with community policing, a c...
Article discussing the large influx of African-born asylum seekers who arrived in Portland in June o...
Inside Maine book piece on Somalis in Maine: Crossing Cultural Currents , edited by Kimberly A. Hu...
Omar Jamal, a national Somali leader, asked Lewiston mayor Larry Raymond to resign on Jan. 11 after ...
Next piece on 12 Mainers shaping the future of the state\u27s economy, with a profile of Mohammed A...
Furthermore piece reporting that Maine\u27s fourth mosque was opened in Lewiston this weekend in a ...