As COVID-19 cases increase, senior living facilities are taking extra precautions to prevent and reduce transmission.
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These unique residents take holiday decorating to new levels in Bath
Vietnam veteran Gordon McAloney won first place in Main Street Bath’s Old Fashioned Christmas Neighborhood Decorating Contest, while history buffs Ben and Meg Barker claimed second place.
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Brunswick charitable fund celebrates 20 years and over $2.6 million donated
For about 20 years, the Alfred M. Senter Fund has provided grants to community driven, Midcoast-area nonprofits.
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Federal ambulance teams set to arrive Tuesday as Maine braces for post-holiday COVID surge
While the delta variant continues to drive cases and hospitalizations, Maine health officials say it’s likely only a matter of time before the omicron variant becomes the dominant strain here.
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Slick conditions could stick around Thursday morning in Maine
Overnight temperatures will remain below freezing so it could take a few hours before roads and sidewalks lose their icy coating.
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Bath barbecue joint closes after 25 years in business
The Beale Street Barbeque building on Water Street is under contract and undergoing inspections, but owner Michael Quigg declined to say who the buyer is or detail their plans for the building.
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With a new shelter in sight, Tedford Housing remembers those lost while homeless in 2021
The names of 10 people who died while experiencing homelessness in the Midcoast region this year were read aloud during a candlelight vigil in Brunswick on Tuesday night.
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Pfizer pill becomes the 1st U.S.-authorized home COVID treatment
Paxlovid is a faster, cheaper way to treat early infections than current drugs, though initial supplies will be extremely limited.
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Winter weather leads to crashes, closures and power outages around the Midcoast
Power was restored by 1 p.m. to more than 100 CMP customers who had lost service in Topsham Wednesday morning.
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Midcoast schools close Wednesday due to icy conditions
Several Midcoast schools will close for the day as a mix of freezing rain and snow creates potentially dangerous driving conditions Wednesday morning. RSU 5, which serves Freeport, Pownal and Durham, along with Topsham-area MSAD 75 and the Brunswick School District all announced their schools will all be closed Wednesday due to the inclement weather. […]