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Published
November 14, 2021

Maine Voices: COVID’s vulnerable tribe numbers in the tens of millions

When people assert their right to ignore public health guidance, they put the immunosuppressed – like me – at risk.
Published
November 14, 2021

Bill Nemitz: Fighting vaccination in a court with no names

The 'Liberty Counsel Nine' aren't seeking protection from retribution. They're hiding from common sense.
Published
November 13, 2021

Massachusetts science museum opens exhibit on vaccines

The EcoTarium in Worcester aims to help educate visitors about COVID-19.
Published
November 13, 2021

Merkel calls on all Germans to get shots to avoid bad virus winter

The relentless rise in the coronavirus infection is setting off alarm bells.
Published
November 13, 2021

A Smokey Bear-type mascot for COVID-19 hygiene?

A Virginia professor is lobbying hard for her cartoon superhero: a lab-coat-wearing raccoon named Kalo.

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Published
November 13, 2021

School staffing shortages persist, worsened by rising COVID-19 cases

With few substitute teachers or bus drivers to fill in for absent and quarantined staff, school employees from administrators to custodians are stepping up to help. Sometimes, it's not enough.
Published
November 13, 2021

Maine reports 799 new COVID-19 cases, 10 more deaths

Since the pandemic began, there have been 111,145 confirmed or probable cases of COVID-19 in Maine and 1,230 people have died with the virus.
Published
November 12, 2021

Federal appeals court halts vaccine requirement for private businesses

The three-judge panel issued the ruling Friday, after temporarily halting the mandate last weekend.
Published
November 12, 2021

Central Maine Healthcare staff are 97% vaccinated, system officials say

It was unclear why there was a discrepancy between numbers reported by CMH and the DHHS.
Published
November 12, 2021

Maine sets all-time high for COVID-19 hospitalizations

As of Friday, 248 people were in the hospital, eclipsing the previous mark, set in late September.