The problem comes as the nation struggles with surging infections, with daily new cases hitting new highs in many parts of the country and severely straining the health care system.
2021
Acton man falsely accused in 2016 incident is awarded $90,000 in damages
A federal judge rules that John Charron was a victim of ‘classic malicious prosecution.’
NY man resentenced again on felony murder in Augusta
Aubrey N. Armstrong, 32, of Far Rockaway, Queens, New York, sentenced, for the third time — to 30 years in prison — for his role in the 2015 killing of Joseph Marceau.
Contaminated water, oily seaweed removed from Willard Beach
State and federal officials also have cleared debris and absorbent pads from the South Portland beach since an oil spill was discovered Tuesday.
Southern Midcoast Chamber seeks community help in rebranding efforts
The chamber’s role has changed over time, and they have been discussing some changes and evolution that need to happen for some time now.
New sinking in tilting San Francisco high-rise halts repair
The 58-story tower opened to fanfare in 2009 and all 419 apartments quickly sold out.
Eovaldi proving to be a wise investment
Nathan Eovaldi had a rocky start after signing a four-year, $68 million deal after the 2018 season, but he has become durable and one of the leaders for the Red Sox.
Even without Serena, Nadal and Federer at the U.S. Open, the show goes on
Fans, players, tours, tournaments, sponsors, TV executives and the rest of the world is getting a glimpse of what the not-too-distant future holds for tennis.
Man killed by train in Portland
Portland police are investigating the death and have not identified the victim.
U.S. Open: Djokovic opens bid for 21st title, calendar Grand Slam against qualifier
Main draw play starts Monday with spectators allowed at full capacity, a year after all fans were banned because of the coronavirus pandemic.