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August 2024: CDC Says New Hampshire and Maine Have ‘Very High’ COVID Levels
The CDC, according to WMUR, is reporting "very high" COVID levels in New Hampshire and Maine. The Association of American Medical Colleges, (AAMC) says that as of the beginning of August, 2024, the percentage of people reporting positive for COVID was at the highest point since January of 2022. Hospital visits due to COVID-19 have also increased.
Here’s All the Maine and New Hampshire People Who Have Played on ‘Survivor’
It's wild to think "Survivor" has been on TV screens for nearly 25 years and almost 50 seasons. The reality game show that started in May 2000 (how old were you?!) was a ratings hit from the jump and is still drawing in millions of viewers in its newest seasons.
Maine Community Group Reports Surge in Coyote & Bobcat Daytime Sightings
I know what you’re thinking: “We’re in Maine, of course we’re going to see and hear bobcats and coyotes!”. You’re right. But recently, one Maine town has seen more during the day than usual. The Greene Village Facebook Group has actively spotted coyotes and bobcats, and are sharing the animals' locations with residents.
23-year-old Harpswell man dies after being hit by boat propeller
SOUTH HARPSWELL Maine (WABI) - A Maine man has died after officials say he got hit by his boat’s propeller. The Maine Marine Patrol says Samuel Sharpe, 23, of Harpswell fell from his boat while operating it near South Harpswell Friday evening around 8 p.m. Based on his injuries,...
Man Arrested after Woman Shot and Seriously Injured in Maine
A 34-year-old man was arrested Friday after a 46-year-old woman was shot and seriously wounded in Lewiston. The Lewiston Police Department said officers found the woman “suffering from a serious gunshot wound” on Blake Street around 2 am. Transported to the Hospital with Injuries. She was taken to...
School supply giveaway coming up in Waterville
WATERVILLE, Maine (WABI) - The school year is just around the corner, and one community group in Waterville is giving away school supplies. The Waterville Elks Lodge is hosting its fifth annual Tools to Thrive, a back-to-school giveaway event, on Sunday. From 1 to 3, kids can grab one of...
Saco clothing distribution center seeks new volunteer to oversee operations
In 2008, Elaine Fournier wanted to do something to help others and to honor her late sister. At the time she was a bus driver in Saco, and after talking with guidance counselors and local school officials, she found there were many families in the community who couldn’t afford warm clothing for their children.
Westbrook clears way for new Asian-American community center, temple
WESTBROOK, Maine — Plans for a new Asian-American community center and Cambodian temple were officially approved by the city of Westbrook this week. The nonprofit Khmer Maine and the Watt Samaki Temple in Buxton are partnering to build a community center, a traditional Buddhist temple, and a worship hall on about 30 acres off Cumberland Street near Willoughby Farm Road.
A Modern Pop Art Experience in the County
WASHBURN, Maine (WAGM) - Young artists in the county were drawn into a Modern Pop Experience in Washburn today. The event allowed them to meet an artist who traveled from New York to share his creations. News Source 8 Reporter Megan Waceken has the details... Over the last 15 years,...
Midcoast Knox, Waldo county high school students receive Worthington Scholarships in 2024
Several members of the graduating classes of 2024 in the Belfast and Camden areas, as well as Vinalhaven, are recent recipients of Worthington scholarships. The Worthington Scholarship Foundation aims to increase the accessibility of a college education by reducing financial barriers and providing support to help students persist in and graduate college. The Worthington Scholarship is awarded to students who graduated from a Maine public high school and are attending a partnering college in Fall 2024. This year, the Foundation awarded nearly 800 scholarships with values ranging from $6,000 to $20,000.
The Lincoln Home Lobsterbake a Success
The annual Lobster & More event was a wonderful evening! The Lincoln Home is thankful for the families and friends in the community who came out to support the residents. The Sandy River Ramblers Bluegrass Band were a great addition to the evening. Folks enjoyed fresh Damariscotta River oysters, delicious appetizers, salads, clams, corn, lobsters and chicken with blueberry cake and ice cream, and homemade ice cream sandwiches.
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