The company is requiring its 228,000 U.S. workers to disclose their vaccination status by Jan. 10.
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Lisbon School Department vaccination clinic called off
The vaccination clinic was canceled because the partner agency was not willing to operate the clinic after school hours.
Omicron spreading in Maine as hospitalizations climb
The coronavirus variant made up 8.75% of the positive tests in the week leading to Christmas, according to genomic sequencing by The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor.
FDA allows Pfizer boosters for 12- to 15-year-olds as omicron surges
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now must decide whether to go along with the recommended boosters for the younger teens.
Experts urge universal mask-wearing to fight omicron, but behavior varies widely
Wildly inconsistent policies and people generally masking less after getting vaccinated present challenges for public health officials.
Pentagon chief Austin says he has tested positive for COVID
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says he is experiencing mild symptoms while quarantining at home.
Winthrop business finds success in adding retail to her online natural skincare business
Kristin Mutchler already had a thriving online natural skincare business with Pickles Potions & Lotions, and in a time when more people are shopping online because of concerns about COVID-19, she has opened a retail shop in Winthrop.
Twitter bans Rep. Greene’s personal account for COVID misinformation
Twitter had previously suspended Greene’s personal account for periods ranging from 12 hours to a full week.
Pot, power, pandemic and pasta: Just some of our top news stories of 2021
COVID-19 set the tone for the year — again — but other stories ranging from tragic to twisted, from havoc to housing, took top billing.
Maine COVID-19 hospitalizations remain high with U.S. in midst of ‘severe surge’
340 Mainers are hospitalized with coronavirus and 119 are in critical care.