Ninety-five percent of the nation’s counties are now classified as low risk based on case counts and hospitalizations.
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State launches $16 million grant program for seafood dealers, processors
The program is a component of the governor’s Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan, investing federal American Rescue Plan Act funds in Maine people and businesses.
Decline of Maine’s COVID-19 cases stalls as new subvariant spreads
Infections and hospitalizations in Maine have been holding steady after steep declines in February.
Readfield-area high school to go remote due to staff shortages from uptick in COVID-19 cases
School officials can’t figure out what caused the spike, and so far only Maranacook Community High School has been impacted.
Maine’s COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations hold steady as more vaccine boosters are approved
Additional booster shots are now approved for everyone who is 50 and older or immunocompromised and for anyone who received the J&J vaccine.
If you got J&J vaccine, consider two mRNA booster shots, data suggest
A new study shows that 3 doses of a messenger RNA vaccine perform the best, while a Johnson & Johnson vaccine followed by a messenger RNA booster shot is next best.
Spruce Mountain robotics students allowed to compete out of state
Spruce Mountain budget meeting is April 7, referendum vote April 26.
RSU 73 to hold meeting, referendum vote on proposed budget
Parts of the proposed 2022-2023 budget will only be voted on at the April 7 district budget meeting.
FDA authorizes another booster shot of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine for people 50 and older
The question is whether everyone who’s eligible should rush out and get it.
COVID-19 hospitalizations hold steady as Maine reports 454 cases from weekend
Omicron BA.2, a subvariant that is more contagious and now the dominant strain nationally, makes up 10.4 percent of positive tests sampled in Maine.