Nick Saban has a lot of work to do after winning his sixth title at Alabama and seventh overall.
January 2021
Posted inNation & World
As pandemic worsens, most states resist restrictions
Several states are resuming in-person dining, one of the most high-risk activities.
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Posted inNation & World
Michigan plans to charge ex-Gov. Snyder in Flint water scandal
The specific charges have yet to be announced.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Americans fear what Capitol riot portends
Americans across the political spectrum are grappling with the realization that Jan. 20 – Joe Biden’s Inauguration Day – may not be the end of the Trump era, but the beginning of a new dark chapter in U.S. history.
Posted inNation & World
Divers recover crashed Indonesian plane’s data recorder
The Boeing 737-500 nosedived into the Java Sea on Saturday with 62 people on board.
Posted inHealth, Maine, News
State may change hospitals’ vaccine guidelines to prioritize workers who face most risk
Maine’s CDC director says the state wants to be more explicit with hospitals about which health care workers should get priority for vaccination.
Posted inHealth, Maine, News, Uncategorized
Updated Q&A: I have allergies. Should I still get a COVID-19 vaccine?
While many people will experience milder side effects after vaccination, severe allergic reactions have been rare in Maine and nationwide so far.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Portland cannabis testing lab shut down for operating without a license
ProVerde Laboratories was cited last month for operating a marijuana business without a permit, certificate of occupancy or business license and is shut down pending a reinspection next month.
Posted inSports
NBA roundup: No Irving, but Nets rally to top Nuggets, 122-116
The Brooklyn Nets and the NBA are looking into Kyrie Irving’s actions after a video showed the point guard at an indoor family gathering while not wearing a mask.
Posted inTimes Record
Smelt camp businesses face short season this winter
“It’s definitely put a halt on my income,” said Jim McPherson, who has run a smelt camp on the Cathance River for 50 years.