It’s been one year since a lone gun man Oct. 25, 2023, killed 18 people and wounded another 13 in Lewiston.
Today marks one year since the tragedy in Lewiston. I know today is difficult for many, but please know that you are not alone, that we are “Lewiston Strong,” and that we will continue to heal, together. pic.twitter.com/TDQOaLXBti
— Governor Janet Mills (@GovJanetMills) October 25, 2024
Do people feel safe one year later? That's the question for folks in Lewiston. https://t.co/OeMdFCq3tf
— CBS 13 News (@WGME) October 25, 2024
"We can remember the tragedy and the pain from it, but we also have to recognize the strength that came out of it."
Over the past year, we've seen endless support for the people of Lewiston. Moments of unity, community, and strength: pic.twitter.com/g9PY8p1QSw
— Sam Rogers (@slaminsamNCM) October 25, 2024
One year ago the unimaginable happened. 18 lives lost, 13 more injured and a community shaken to its core. Amid the pain and grief we also saw an outpouring of love and support from people across #Maine and the entire country. Today and everyday we remain #LewistonStrong 💙🩵 pic.twitter.com/ExfKtIYw68
— Dan Lampariello (@DanWGME) October 25, 2024
One year after Maine’s deadliest mass shooting a message of unity is still resonating. Lewiston Strong took off in the days following the tragedy. https://t.co/w8o46AOwEd
— CBS 13 News (@WGME) October 25, 2024
After the Lewiston mass shootings on Oct. 25, 2023, Schemengees closed. A nonprofit bought the building and is converting it. There's a special display currently in the parking lot to mark the Lewiston tragedy one year later. https://t.co/D3ImXfaLii
— CBS 13 News (@WGME) October 25, 2024
If you're struggling with mental health year since Lewiston tragedy, there's help. Learn more about resources available to you here: https://t.co/01Eygdtftx pic.twitter.com/drXpkIBrWx
— NEWS CENTER Maine (@newscentermaine) October 25, 2024
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