The latest on the coronavirus pandemic from around the U.S. and the world.
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Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills
Healthcare workers get a shot in the arm in fight against COVID-19
COVID-19 surged after holidays; medical providers scrambling to administer newly approved vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. Next up, long-term care facilities.
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Posted inLewiston-Auburn
‘Glad to see it gone:’ Locals reflect on 2020
Random people on the street were asked for their thoughts on 2020 and the arrival of a new year.
Posted inMaine
Angus King: ‘I’m hopeful for the future’
Maine U.S. Sen. Angus King offers some words as we head into the New Year.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine
Goodbye to an unforgettable year
Some see a silver lining to the trials that 2020 brought, but many are happy to begin a new year.
Posted inBethel, News
Sunday River Brewing Co. owners seek court reversal of license nonrenewal
After a renewal of the restaurant’s license to operate was rejected this week, the Savage brothers are back in court in an effort to overturn the decision.
Posted inHealth, Maine
Vaccine one more defense for workers on frontlines of COVID-19
EMS workers such as those employed by Waterville-based Delta Ambulance now have a way of protecting themselves from infection as well as protecting their patients.
Posted inNews
Midcoast Hospital rolls out Moderna vaccine
The recent shipment of the Moderna vaccine, coupled with the existing doses of the Pfizer, will allow the remaining patient-facing staff in the agency’s practices and home care clinics to be immunized.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Augusta coffee house owners say closure is due to state coronavirus pandemic measures
Huiskamer Coffee House owners say state rules make it impossible for some people with disabilities to work or shop in indoor public places.
Posted inMaine, News
Q and A: I’m 84. When can I get vaccinated?
When will senior citizens get their shots? What about children? Can I get vaccinated if I have allergies or an immune system disorder?