Maine hit another record on Thanksgiving with 327 people hospitalized with COVID-19.
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Bath pizza restaurant to give away free Thanksgiving Day meals
A free Thanksgiving meal will be available to anyone who wants it from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Bath restaurant on Thanksgiving Day.
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Bath-area schools to use solar energy in effort to save $40,000 annually
RSU 1 Superintendent Patrick Manuel said the solar power agreement is estimated to save the school district between $850,000 to $900,000 over the contract’s 20-year lifespan.
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‘We will do what we have to’: Maine DOT doesn’t rule out closing Brunswick-Topsham bridge if deterioration persists
Maine Department of Transportation’s primary concern is that the weight of a commercial vehicle could puncture the deck of the Frank J. Wood bridge, Chief Engineer Joyce Taylor said Tuesday.
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Maine CDC investigating COVID-19 outbreak at Brunswick assisted living facility
There are about 20 active cases of COVID-19 among residents and staff at the Dionne Commons Assisted Living facility in Brunswick.
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COVID rapid tests can be scarce, yet holidays approach
Wearing ‘layers’ against the virus is highly recommended — led by being vaccinated. But the U.S lags in testing, and that’s one of the safeguards.
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New Hampshire police seek driver in I-95 crash that injured 2 Mainers
The driver of a flipped SUV fled into the woods along the highway and a K-9 team failed to find the man.
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Hospitals see spike in ICU patients as Maine reports 28 more deaths from COVID
Hospitalizations reached a pandemic high again on Tuesday and the 96 patients in critical care is the most on record.
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Police: Crash involving propane truck temporarily shuts down Brunswick intersection Monday
Police say that no injuries were reported.
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Killer asteroids abound and NASA is ready to do something about it
For the first time, NASA plans to launch a space probe into an asteroid to alter its speed and course.