As of Tuesday, Mid Coast Hospital was treating seven inpatients for COVID-19, two of whom were in the intensive care unit.
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Fishermen sue to end industry-funded monitoring program
The federal government requires herring fishing boats to participate in, and pay for, at-sea monitoring programs.
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Don’t got Moxie? Maine’s beloved soda in short supply
Depending on whom you ask, Maine is in the midst of either a tragedy or a blessing — that’s right, there’s a shortage of Moxie. Moxie, a polarizing beverage that is the state’s official soft drink, is in short supply because of supply chain woes. The soda is beloved by thousands of Mainers and is […]
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Former Topsham police officer sentenced for assault in connection with a Mt. Ararat High School student
Randy Cook, 47, of Brunswick is charged with a Class D misdemeanor and has been sentenced to seven days in jail.
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Brunswick to consider ban on selling flavored tobacco products
On Monday, Brunswick councilors voted unanimously to set a public hearing for Feb. 22.
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Former Bath barbeque spot to become butcher shop
Kennebec Meat Co., a butcher shop that opened on Richardson Street in Bath last year, is moving into the former Beale Street Barbeque and Grill location.
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Moxie Festival to return to Lisbon this summer
The traditional Moxie parade, chugging contest, 5K road race, fireworks show and car show will be held during the three-day festival.
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Gov. Mills unveils $8 million plan to improve child protection in Maine
The plan would strengthen the office of the Child Welfare Ombudsman and add child protection caseworkers to cover weekends, nights and holidays, among other initiatives.
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Maine’s COVID-19 hospitalizations, positive tests continue to fall
The number of patients in critical care also continues to decline and has dropped 41% from the December peak.
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More pandemic funding targeted to address homeless, housing needs
Portland and Cumberland County are seeking public input on how to spend $3.6 million in ARPA funding to reduce homelessness and increase housing availability.