The company says technical problems affected its website but it still expects to start giving shots on Friday, and some Mainers say they were able to get appointments.
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The Latest: WHO expert group recommends use of AstraZeneca vaccine
The latest on the coronavirus pandemic from around the U.S. and the world.
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During COVID, Brunswick center walks line between keeping seniors safe but social
Maine seniors remain the most at-risk group when it comes to the adverse affects of COVID-19 – both medically and socially.
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The Wrap: Extend cocktails to go? Plus new restaurants in Yarmouth and Portland
And more Valentine’s options for all of you procrastinators.
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Commentary: Five steps to Maine’s green COVID recovery
Aim high; make equity a priority; invest in a modern clean-energy grid; join the regional transportation initiative, and establish an energy storage roadmap.
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House Democrats attempt to push through school funding, wage increase
They muscle past Republicans Tuesday on major portions of President Biden’s pandemic plan.
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Spokesman: Citizen group will drop recall effort if commissioners renounce anti-mask resolution
Three of the seven Androscoggin County commissioners are facing a potential recall vote for their views on not wearing masks during meeting at the county building.
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French nun survives COVID-19 at age 116
‘I didn’t even realize I had it,’ says Sister Andre, believed to be the world’s second-oldest person.
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Giving first, second doses at once complicates vaccine effort
Providers in the U.S. are trying to ramp up first shots while ensuring a growing number of others get second doses.
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Hallowell-area superintendent claims staff responsible for 85% of district’s COVID cases
Regional School Unit 2 Superintendent Tonya Arnold sent an email to staff Feb. 3, telling them to ‘find ways to enjoy themselves without increasing exposure to the virus’ during February vacation.