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Published
December 19, 2020

Maine Voices: Senior year plus COVID equals even more stress. But we can help each other

Connect with other people, take some time away from screens and spend a few minutes moving every day, says a Lewiston student.
Published
December 18, 2020

Maine says uncertainty around shipments is hampering vaccine rollout

The state delays its plans to vaccinate residents of assisted-living facilities after learning it won't receive as many doses next week as it expected.
Published
December 18, 2020

One in 5 prisoners in the U.S. has had COVID-19, and 1,700 have died

At least 275,000 inmates have been infected, and the spread of the virus behind bars shows no sign of slowing.
Published
December 18, 2020

Colby, Unity colleges provide freezer storage to Maine CDC for Pfizer vaccine

The two institutions are among several that have offered assistance to Maine CDC, loaning freezers to that state that can store 10,000 or more doses of the vaccine.
Published
December 18, 2020

‘Yellow’ label shuts down high school sports in Cumberland County

Players and coaches cannot workout in person until at least the first of the new year, joining teams in York, Oxford and Androscoggin County.

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Published
December 18, 2020

Mercy, Mid Coast, MaineGeneral, EMMC hit new highs for COVID-19 inpatients

The burden shot upward at EMMC after a lull but flattened at Maine Med, SMHC and CMMC.
Published
December 18, 2020

FDA clears Moderna vaccine and nation gets second shot in its arsenal

The shots developed by Moderna Inc. and the National Institutes of Health are set to arrive Monday, joining the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in the fight against the coronavirus.
Published
December 18, 2020

Congress averts shutdown but fight continues over pandemic relief

Weekend sessions are on tap, and House leaders hope for a vote Sunday on the massive package.
Published
December 18, 2020

Maine’s job recovery since the early pandemic has ground to a halt

The November jobs report showed a decrease of 500 jobs, after consistent but dwindling increases since a collapse in the labor market this spring.
Published
December 18, 2020

Former Standing Rock tribal chairman dies of COVID-19

Family members say the former chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has died after contracting COVID-19, not long after his wife passed away from the coronavirus.