Lewiston boy admits to felony in 2013 fire, arson charges dismissed
Jan. 12– LEWISTON– A local teen facing four felony arson charges admitted Monday to felony aggravated criminal mischief, bringing to a close the prosecution of two men and two boys charged in a series of three unrelated fires over a one-week span in 2013 that left many homeless and many more fearful. In an agreement with the Androscoggin County District…
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