Maine CDC Will No Longer Investigate Probable COVID Cases
According to the Kennebec Journal, the Maine CDC has changed course and will no longer be following up with investigations into probable cased of COVID-19
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Sukeforth Family Festival of Trees Cancels 2020 Event
It's been a favorite annual event here in Central Maine for both businesses and citizens alike.
COVID Spreading Faster in Maine Than Any Other State in USA
According to the Kennebec Journal, the 'reproduction rate' of COVID-19 in Maine has surpassed every other state in the nation.
Several Augusta Churches to Toll Their Bells on Veterans Day
Veterans Day is tomorrow, November 11th, 2020, and according to an email we received from Connie Hanson, it looks like several churches in Maine's Capital City will be tolling their bells 11 times in honor of all of those who have served. The idea is that the participating Augusta churches will toll…
Some MSAD 52 Schools Going to Full Remote Learning Temporarily
According to WABI, several schools within MSAD 52 will be temporarily closed after four new COVID-19 cases have been reported in the town of Turner.
Drunk Man Runs Over Bride & Guests at Maine Wedding in Livermore
According to the Kennebec Journal, a Wilton man is in custody following an altercation at a wedding at the Barnyard in Livermore Saturday night.
Maine Town Passes Mask Ordinance, $100.00 Fine for Violating
According to News Center Maine, the city council in Sanford passed an emergency ordinance Thursday night requiring everyone in the town to wear a face mask in public or face a $100.00 fine for failure to comply.
Lewiston Man Arrested in Brunswick After Shots Fired
According to News Center Maine, a Lewiston man is in custody following a Sunday morning road rage incident in Brunswick that led to shots being fired.
Two Arrested Following Reported Drive-By Shooting in Waterville
According to the Kennebec Journal, two people are in custody following a reported drive-by shooting that occurred Friday night in Waterville.
RSU 18 Responds to Reports of Cleaning Products Fading Students'
the cleaner the school district is using is called Vital Oxide and, while not toxic, appears to be abrasive enough to be fading and staining the clothing of some students.