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Maine expected more COVID-19 vaccine shipments
State officials said they thought Maine would get 30,000 to 36,000 doses in a first shipment, based on communications with the federal government, but the actual shipment will be about 12,000 doses.
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Manchester woman injured after high winds down trees on Hammonds Grove home
Herta Freeman sustained large lacerations on her head, but was largely unharmed, after being pinned under debris after a tree fell on her son's home Monday night.
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Mills in quarantine because of contact with presumed case of COVID-19
The governor says she will get tested this week and quarantine at the Blaine House until Dec. 12 because she potentially was exposed to the virus by a member of her security detail.
Coronavirus continues surge
Local & State
Waterville council gives initial OK to TIF District, awards contract for 2-way traffic project
City Manager Michael Roy emphasized that while the three properties are owned by Colby College, the TIF district doesn't have anything to do with Colby and Colby will realize no benefit from the city's actions.
Politics
Democrats nominate Shenna Bellows as Maine’s next secretary of state
Politics
Collins, King part of group calling for $908 billion coronavirus relief package
Local & State
Augusta courthouse remains closed as another two employees test positive for COVID-19
Local & State
Fate of Kennebec County’s Melville Fuller statue debated
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Local & State Posted: 4:09 PM
Staff member of Fairfield area school district tests positive for COVID-19, superintendent says
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Maine Crime Posted: 3:56 PM
Central Maine Dec. 2 police log
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Politics Posted: 3:50 PM
Top Democrats swing behind bipartisan coronavirus aid bill
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New England Posted: 2:40 PM
Researchers from New England, Canada to study great white sharks
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Nation & World Posted: 2:31 PM
U.S. lawmakers unveil anti-slavery constitutional amendment
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Maine Crime Posted: 2:21 PM
Marijuana delivery driver beaten, robbed at gunpoint in Portland
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Nation & World Posted: 2:12 PM
Olympic gold medalist Rafer Johnson, who helped subdue RFK assassin, dies at 86
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Liz Soares Posted: 1:21 PM
Liz Soares: Reconnecting with our past
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Nation & World Posted: 1:19 PM
Britain approves coronavirus vaccine, will begin shots within days
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News Posted: 12:19 PM
Dogs only: U.S. tightens definition of service animals on planes
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Health care Posted: 11:46 AM
Lewiston Police Department reports 11 cases in COVID-19 outbreak
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Politics Posted: 11:17 AM
Maine’s Legislature sworn in under pandemic restrictions
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Maine Crime
Skowhegan man arrested after shots fired on Main Street
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Local & State
Twenty deaths, 219 new cases reported as coronavirus rages across Maine
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Local & State
Maine looks ahead to 12,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine within weeks
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Local & State
Couple killed in Waterville crash remembered as dedicated public servants
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Politics
Collins, King part of group calling for $908 billion coronavirus relief package
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Local & State
Dam construction project deemed cause of contamination issue in Skowhegan
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Local & State
Maine CDC reports low coronavirus numbers after holiday break
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Schools and Education
Oakland area school district reports 2 COVID-19 cases, exposures over Thanksgiving break
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Maine Crime
Standoff in Dresden ends without arrest of man sought by police
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News
With Biden in the White House, Maine could see major changes
November 29
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Maine Crime
Marijuana delivery driver beaten, robbed at gunpoint in Portland
It was the third such robbery since October, Portland police say.
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Maine Crime
Augusta police searching for man who gave wrong name after Thanksgiving arrest
City police are looking for a Fayette man who bailed from jail early Thanksgiving morning after falsely giving the name of a relative.
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Health care
Lewiston Police Department reports 11 cases in COVID-19 outbreak
"At this time we are continuing police operations, though the public may find certain administrative functions have been scaled back," the Lewiston Police Department stated.
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Business
The Wrap: More restaurants reinvent themselves
Central Provisions becomes a sandwich shop, and Elsmere temporarily closes its Portland location.
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Nation & World
CDC to shorten COVID-19 quarantine to 10 days, 7 with negative test
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is set to shorten the recommended length of quarantine after exposure to someone who is positive for COVID-19, as the virus rages across the nation.
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Bicentennial
On this date in Maine history: Dec. 2
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Liz Soares
Liz Soares: Reconnecting with our past
In tumultuous times, we can turn to age-old traditions to reconnect with one another, Liz Soares writes.
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Letters to the Editor
When JFK died, the world wept together
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Letters to the Editor
I’ll move on when Trump does
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Letters to the Editor
Volunteers make soup kitchen go
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Local & State
Waterville council takes first vote to loosen chicken requirements
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Local & State
Staff member of Fairfield area school district tests positive for COVID-19, superintendent says
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Maine Crime
Central Maine Dec. 2 police log
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Local & State
Waterville council gives initial OK to TIF District, awards contract for 2-way traffic project
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Local & State
Mexico pedestrian dies after being hit by truck in nighttime rainstorm
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Election 2020
Maine voters set record with 78% turnout for presidential race
Storm causes thousands of power outages across central Maine
As of 8 a.m. Tuesday, Central Maine Power Co. reported 9,783 power outages across Kennebec County, or slightly more than 13% of CMP's customers in the county.
Fate of Kennebec County’s Melville Fuller statue debated
A public hearing Tuesday draws a wide range of comments and suggestions about the statue honoring the former chief justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, who presided over the court when the "separate but equal" doctrine was enshrined into U.S. law, paving the way for decades of racial segregation.
Our View: Bipartisan relief proposal better than nothing for struggling Americans
The $908 billion package unveiled Tuesday is not nearly enough, but people need help now.
On the Edge: A bubble for two
This Thanksgiving, J.P. Devine and She have canceled cooking, which means no dirty dishes, greasy pans and broken glasses — just a dinner catered by Hannaford Market chefs with some wine.
Maine Voices Live Waterville: Jacqueline Terrassa
Tune in Tuesday, Nov. 24th at 7 p.m. for a chat with the new director of the Colby College Art Museum.
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