Most local restaurants said business was slower than past years.
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Dam construction project deemed cause of contamination issue in Skowhegan
Officials at Maine Water Co. believe they have pinpointed what caused the “do not drink” order in Skowhegan earlier this month.
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Former Skowhegan fire chief dies after hospitalization for COVID-19
Tom Keene had served as the Skowhegan Fire Chief from 1992 to 2001 and again from 2008 to 2014.
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‘Do Not Drink’ order lifted in Skowhegan after investigation
The water has been deemed safe for all uses after a series of tests found the water meets state safety standards.
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‘Do Not Drink’ order remains in force in Skowhegan
The president of Maine Water Co. says a final test result is needed before the order can be lifted.
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Skowhegan Area Middle School student tests positive for COVID-19
In a letter sent Saturday to those affiliated with Maine School Administrative District 54, Superintendent Jon Moody wrote the student’s positive test resulted from exposure outside of school.
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Testing reveals no contaminants in Skowhegan drinking water
‘Do Not Drink’ order remains in force, but could be lifted by Monday evening, according to Maine Water Co.
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Bottled water available in Skowhegan after state issues do-not-drink order for water supply
About 6,000 Skowhegan residents have been affected, according to a news release from the Maine Center for Disease Control & Prevention, and bottled water will be distributed throughout the weekend.
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As COVID-19 continues to spread, who enforces mask mandates in central Maine?
Local officials continue to rely on education and voluntary compliance with public health orders to wear face coverings, even as rallies against wearing masks continue.
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Cedar Ridge Center in Skowhegan reports staffer with COVID-19
Chief Medical Officer Richard Feifer said a staff member and two residents originally tested positive for COVID-19. The two residents were asymptomatic and retested.