Pfizer and its partner, BioNTech, are expected to submit a request for emergency use authorization to the Food and Drug Administration as early as Tuesday.
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Empty building in downtown Bath may soon be redeveloped
The planning board will review the proposal for the Grant Building on Centre Street Tuesday.
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Pair of busy Lisbon intersections to get 360-degree cameras for better traffic management
The cameras will be installed at intersections of Routes 196 and 9 and Route 196 and Capital Avenue.
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Maine teachers urge lawmakers to address COVID sick leave loophole
A bill passed last year required local school districts to provide school staff with 15 additional days off for pandemic-related absences, but some districts have not done so since October, citing what opponents call a loophole in the original bill.
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Number of COVID-19 patients in Maine hospitals jumps back up on Monday
However, wastewater testing in two southern Maine communities suggests the spread of the omicron variant is declining rapidly.
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Winter storm lashes East Coast with deep snow, winds, flooding
The nor’easter thrashes parts of 10 states and major population centers, including Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
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Harpswell school board member cites ‘toxic’ atmosphere as reason for resignation
Maine School Administrative District 75 school board member Alison Hawkes resigned Jan. 19.
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Police: Brunswick man charged after crashing into utility pole outside police station
A Brunswick man is facing charges after the car he was driving collided with a utility pole in front of the Brunswick police station on Thursday, Jan. 22. Police said Travis Leeman, 40, was traveling east on Pleasant Street when he drifted off the right side of the road and struck the telephone pole at […]
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State reports big drop in COVID-19 patients in Maine hospitals
Despite recent declines, hospitals continue to get federal help and assistance from Maine Army National Guard members because of the high caseloads and staff shortages.
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Durham rescue workers recognized for helping deliver Lisbon baby
The boy was born within a minute of arriving at the hospital.