A school district investigation shows 3 students got vaccinations after submitting permission slips that weren’t signed or indicated the parent didn’t want their child vaccinated.
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Three Sanford students given flu shots without parents’ approval
During a flu shot clinic put on by Northern Light Health Care, 3 students in the school district were administered a flu vaccine without proper consent.
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Company failed to report screws found in its pizza dough
Scarborough-based It’ll Be Pizza didn’t report the complaints it got from 3 consumers in September until after a former employee was charged in October with putting razor blades in dough balls at Hannaford stores.
Posted inHealth, Local & State, News
Sanford Medical Center opening psychiatric center to help ease shortage
Some patients needing mental health crisis beds have to wait days or weeks to get served in Maine.
Posted inElection 2020, Local & State, News
Four candidates running for two seats on Sanford City Council
The race includes longtime councilors Maura Herlihy and Joseph Hanslip and two political newcomers.
Posted inElection 2020, Local & State, Local Elections, News
Four candidates running for 2 seats on Sanford City Council
The race includes longtime councilors Maura Herlihy and Joseph Hanslip and two political newcomers.
Posted inElection 2020, Local & State, Local Elections, News, Politics
Three-way race for Sanford mayor features experienced elected officials
All 3 candidates have been elected to local office in Sanford, and are now looking to lead the city.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Facts too hard to come by in pizza dough case
Hannaford employees got the first hint of product tampering in August, but kept it to themselves for almost two months.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, News
Federal authorities reviewing tampering case as suspect could return to Maine this week
Nicholas R. Mitchell could make his first appearance before a Maine judge by Friday. Federal investigators are also interested in the case.
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Hannaford blames technology problem for failure to report pizza dough tampering
But the grocery chain did not explain exactly what went wrong in August when it failed to address reports that someone had tampered with dough sold at its Sanford store.