Auburn school officials will encourage families to schedule appointments at the Auburn Mall.
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Posted inAndroscoggin County, News, Schools & Education
RSU 4 board holding public forum on universal masking Wednesday
The gathering follows several tense meetings between residents and the school board.
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Posted inMaine, Schools & Education
Richmond residents fill busing void caused by COVID-19
Regional School Unit 2 officials offer few new details about why bus transportation has been suspended.
Posted inHealth, Maine, News, Schools & Education
Clinics race to vaccinate newly eligible children as school outbreaks, cases remain high
Dr. Nirav Shah, Maine CDC director, said the pandemic is at a ‘high plateau’ and elevated case counts are likely to continue.
Posted inBusiness, Nation / World, News
U.S. reopens to international travel, allows happy reunions
The restrictions had closed the country to millions of people for 20 months.
Posted inNation / World, News
Big Bird said he got a shot. Ted Cruz took aim
A Sesame Street character announced he got his COVID-19 vaccine, and the Republican senator from Texas called it ‘government propaganda.’
Posted inNews
Small group protested vaccine mandate outside Bath shipyard over the weekend
Less than half of the demonstrators present were Bath Iron Works employees.
Posted inMaine, News
COVID-19 hospitalizations remain high Sunday
Maine hospitals report 212 patients with COVID-19, including 76 in critical care and 35 on ventilators.
Posted inHealth, News, Perspective
Want to make sure your child is fully vaccinated for the holidays? Here is what to know.
Health experts stressed the most important thing is to get vaccinated as soon as possible – adding partial vaccination still offers some protection ahead of holiday gatherings.
Posted inOpinion, Perspective
How does a pandemic start winding down? You’re looking at it
With most people vaccinated and infection rates dropping, the United States has entered a new phase of the pandemic in which people are adapting to the persistent presence of an endemic but usually nonlethal pathogen.