Shots will be available to Maine residents in accordance with the state’s age-based eligibility guidelines.
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Maine volunteers ready for a crisis
Maine Responds was created to vet, train and track volunteers in the event of a public health crisis. Like a pandemic.
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Worried about COVID-19, Bates cracks down on students violating rules
The college warned students Friday that it may need to impose in-room remote learning to stop the disease from spreading after it reported 18 cases this month.
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Seeing homeless sparks Auburn third-grader to teach lesson in humanity
“It sparked my brain,” Fairview student Wyatt Brown said.
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Deceased woman discovered Sunday in Lewiston is from Litchfield
Police say the cause and manner of her death are pending autopsy results.
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Photo Album: Sledders race down Lost Valley slopes
More than 40 runner sled aficionados participated in the first annual Fastest Runner Sledder in the Valley competition Saturday night, a new collaboration between Lost Valley and the New England Runner Sled Association.
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More than 40 sledders compete in race at Lost Valley
Each participant must use a runner sled — a wooden, steerable sled not a thin, plastic sled.
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Group drops recall effort against 2 Androscoggin County commissioners
Plan to remove Isaiah Lary of Wales continues after his anti-mask resolution was rejected Wednesday.
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Judge orders mental examinations for suspect in Turner slayings
Patrick J. Maher, 24, appeared Wednesday via video in a Lewiston courtroom, charged with the murders of Troy and Dulsie Varney. All affidavits for the case have been sealed for one month at the request of Maher’s lawyer.
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Anti-mask-mandate commissioner told to work his day job from home
Isaiah Lary, who has hammered against the legality of Gov. Janet Mills’ mask-wearing mandate, said Friday the move was “an attempt to distract from the main issue.”