Republican governors, lawmakers and attorneys general already are forming a wall of opposition to President Joe Biden’s plan to require vaccinations or COVID-19 testing at all private employers of 100 workers or more.
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Europe at epicenter of pandemic despite vaccines, WHO says
There has been more than a 50% jump in coronavirus cases across the Continent in the last month.
Capitol rioter who bragged she wouldn’t go to jail is sentenced
The Texas real estate agent, who said she would be spared because she is white and has blond hair and a good job, gets two months behind bars.
Waterville council takes initial vote to borrow $5.28 million for parks and other projects
The money would be used for a variety of purposes but a large allotment would improve and expand the North Street Recreation Area and the Pine Ridge Recreation Area.
Biden’s big bill on brink of House votes, but talks drag on
The chamber prepared for votes now likely on Friday, and White House officials worked the phones to lock in support for the president’s signature proposal.
Analyst who aided Trump-Russia dossier charged with lying to FBI
Igor Danchenko functioned as a source for Christopher Steele, a former British spy who was paid by the Democrats to investigate Donald Trump’s ties with Russia.
Combat sports make their return to Maine this weekend
After a long pause during the pandemic, MMA and boxing return to Maine with events Friday and Saturday in Portland.
Winslow planners approve 28-acre solar project
The project off Cushman Road is one of three solar farms in Winslow either under construction or in the approval process.
Bergeron scores four goals to power Boston past Detroit
Patrice Bergeron’s four goals – three on the power play – lead the Bruins to a dominating 5-1 win over Detroit.
Troy woman, 19, dies following single-car crash in Benton, authorities say
Julie Clark was a passenger in a car Sunday night that went off the Neck Road in Benton and hit a utility pole, according to the Maine State Police.