COVID-19 pandemic – Page 20 – The Portland Press Herald

New state revenue forecast puts budget solidly in the black

The forecast released Tuesday shows the state will end the current fiscal year on June 30 with a more than $461 million surplus.

The sheriff’s office said the 4 who contracted the virus were housed in the same area.

The COVID-19 vaccine clinic at the Westbrook Community Center is awaiting new supply.

The coronavirus has infected 27 inmates and 2 staff members, the jail said Tuesday.

Republican lawmakers have submitted 14 bills that would change Maine’s Constitution or laws that allow a governor to declare a state of emergency.

The move could keep Gov. Janet Mills in the driver’s seat on how new federal pandemic relief funds will be spent.

The plan, contingent on the state of the pandemic, would start with the elementary school by the end of April.

A ‘gratitude wall’ at MaineHealth’s Scarborough Downs vaccination clinic is fast becoming a sign of the times.

The second-term congressman’s positions often put him at odds with his party. Will that help or hurt him in Maine’s conservative 2nd District?

Buxton Fire-Rescue is leading the charge in bringing COVID-19 vaccinations to Maine’s out-of-the way places.