Our 2020 Mainers to Be Thankful For
In a year that’s been trying like none before, we’ve also seen the best of humanity come out through kindness, bravery, innovation and determination. Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been recognizing people who’ve stepped up to help their fellow Mainers, but we knew there were more out there so we asked you, our readers, to tell us who in your community is making a difference behind the scenes. The people you’ll read about below have provided food and shelter, financial and emotional support. They’ve fought for equality and kept us connected. This year, finding Mainers to be thankful for was easier than ever.
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Two die in crash as vehicle hits guard rails on I-95, rolls over onto Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville, police say
A man and a woman from Sanford traveling north in a snowstorm died in the crash as the pickup they were in landed on the road below the overpass and caught fire.
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Mills urges Mainers to ‘hang in there’ as CDC reports 228 new cases, one more death
New cases are reported in all 16 counties, led by York County with 48, and the state's hospitals have 105 COVID-19 patients.
Northern Light Health increases capacity to deal with Maine’s COVID-19 uptick
Skowhegan school staffers deliver Thanksgiving meals to students who raised the chickens
Coast Guard confirms identities, suspends search for 4 missing Maine fishermen
Readfield man accused of punching a New Sharon homeowner in the face, trying to push him off a balcony
Our View: Thanksgiving story should not gloss over the past
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Schools and Education Posted: Yesterday at 5:37 PM
Positive COIVD-19 cases reported Gardiner middle, two Hallowell-area elementary schools
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 3:40 PM
Fairfield woman suffers minor injuries in Solon crash on slippery road
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Health care Posted: Yesterday at 3:19 PM
Northern Light Health increases capacity to deal with Maine’s COVID-19 uptick
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 1:12 PM
Congress prepares for Biden’s national coronavirus strategy
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Maine Crime Posted: Yesterday at 12:37 PM
Manchester man arrested following early morning shooting in Winthrop
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 11:45 AM
Two die in crash as vehicle hits guard rails on I-95, rolls over onto Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville, police say
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Health care Posted: Yesterday at 10:58 AM
Growing number of hospitals canceling surgeries to preserve staff during surge
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 10:33 AM
The Latest: Millions of Americans fly for Thanksgiving despite warnings
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Business Posted: Yesterday at 10:14 AM
U.S. jobless claims up for 2nd straight week as virus worsens
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 8:27 AM
Mills urges Mainers to ‘hang in there’ as CDC reports 228 new cases, one more death
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Maine Authors Posted: Yesterday at 4:34 AM
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘The Detective in the Dooryard’ and ‘Pressing Matters’
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Editorials Posted: Yesterday at 4:10 AM
Our View: Thanksgiving story should not gloss over the past
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Local & State
Two die in crash as vehicle hits guard rails on I-95, rolls over onto Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville, police say
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Local & State
Former Skowhegan fire chief dies after hospitalization for COVID-19
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Local & State
Archaeologists dig up the past in Topsham
November 22 -
Schools and Education
COVID-19 outbreak investigation opened at Skowhegan Area Middle School amid flurry of Somerset County cases
November 23 -
Local & State
Coast Guard confirms identities, suspends search for 4 missing Maine fishermen
November 24 -
Local & State
Maine reports 12 more deaths and record-high 255 new cases as pandemic accelerates
November 24 -
Maine Crime
Readfield man accused of punching a New Sharon homeowner in the face, trying to push him off a balcony
November 24 -
Local & State
Maine CDC scales back follow-up contacts with COVID-19 cases, as numbers mount
November 23 -
Maine Crime
Manchester man arrested following early morning shooting in Winthrop
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Local & State
Waterville-based Delta Ambulance short of staff
November 23
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Maine Crime
Manchester man arrested following early morning shooting in Winthrop
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Local & State
Fairfield woman suffers minor injuries in Solon crash on slippery road
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Politics
Matthew Dunlap says he’s running to be the next state auditor
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Judge finds Sunday River Brewing Co. in contempt of court, orders higher fines
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Health care
Three people die of COVID-19 at Auburn long-term care facility
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Business
Downeaster still chugging along despite low ridership
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Things to Do
Make time, and space, for these holiday events
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Business
Lack of federal stimulus could slow Maine’s economic recovery, panel warns
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Bicentennial
On this date in Maine history: Nov. 25
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Letters to the Editor
We’re more alike than we are different
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Letters to the Editor
Lives lost to virus take immeasurable toll
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Letters to the Editor
Trump leading a new Lost Cause
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Schools and Education
Positive COIVD-19 cases reported Gardiner middle, two Hallowell-area elementary schools
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Health care
Northern Light Health increases capacity to deal with Maine’s COVID-19 uptick
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Business
Bull Moose closing store in downtown Portland
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Business
Dreaming of owning a coastal Maine inn? How does a century year-old Phippsburg ‘artist oasis’ sound
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Local & State
Outbreaks reported at Gray Birch Long Term Care in Augusta, Doolin’s Pub in Litchfield
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Health care
COVID-19 contact tracing under stress in Maine but holding up better than in neighboring states
Skowhegan school staffers deliver Thanksgiving meals to students who raised the chickens
Students at the Marti Stevens Learning Center built a chicken coop and raised the birds from the time they hatched.
Augusta man, 24, indicted on charges he choked pregnant woman
A Kennebec County grand jury handed up indictments last week on a range of cases.
Our View: Thanksgiving story should not gloss over the past
We are a better country when we engage with the truth behind the American experiment.
Coming tonight: Maine Voices Live-Waterville with Colby College museum director 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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