Nate Rudy has been city manager in Hallowell since 2016.
January 2021
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
NG selectman recall petition submitted, awaits certification
335 residents signed the petition seeking to remove George Colby, following comments made at a December Selectboard meeting that petitioners deemed racist.
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Posted inHealth, Maine, News
Flu cases in Maine have decreased significantly as people take COVID precautions
The Maine CDC is reporting just 89 confirmed cases of the flu so far this season; last year there were 1,287 during the same period.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World, News
Secret Service investigated John Mulaney for Trump jokes in ‘SNL’ monologue
A file obtained by The Associated Press shows the U.S. Secret Service found no wrongdoing in a joke the comedian made on ‘Saturday Night Live’ in February 2020.
Posted inCops & Courts, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Police: Father claims daughter told by ‘voices’ to kill him
The father of an 11-year-old Auburn girl who stabbed him also told police that he had been having difficulties parenting his daughter, and that he used physical force, including slapping and spanking, on her.
Posted inPolitics
Analysis: Pence ascends as de facto president on his way out
The vice president often has taken on jobs that in other administrations might have gone to the man on top. That role has intensified in the last weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency.
Posted inVarsity Maine
Local roundup: Boothbay girls basketball edges Camden Hills for win
Glory Blethen scores 16 points for Seahawks in victory.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World, News
From Gaga to Garth, Miranda to Moreno: Celebrities join inaugural
The inaugural celebration will be pared down and distanced, and much of it will be virtual.
Posted inHealth, Nation & World
‘We know this is real’: New clinics aid virus ‘long-haulers’
New facilities around the U.S. are helping people treat lingering effects of COVID-19.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine farmers, food suppliers have received millions in federal pandemic funding
A total of 609 farms, food processors and producers, and food banks and pantries whose operations have been disrupted by the pandemic have received about $18 million to cover unexpected expenses.