Lindsay Tice
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Animal Tales: Pet food pantry coming to a town near you
The Greater Androscoggin Humane Society is partnering with people food banks in the area to provide pet food for animal owners in need. → Read More
Maine volunteers ready for a crisis
Maine Responds was created to vet, train and track volunteers in the event of a public health crisis. Like a pandemic. → Read More
Lewiston mom starts Tourette’s syndrome support group
The group may be the only one in Maine. → Read More
Sunday River Resort in Newry has eight new COVID-19 cases
The ski area's new cases were confirmed by the Maine CDC, following a similar outbreak in December that included 31 cases. Schooner Memory Care in Auburn also has five COVID-19 cases. → Read More
Animal Tales: Pittie Posse sees the possibilities
In about 4 1/2 years, the group has rescued 400 dogs and delivered tons of food to pet owners in need across Maine. → Read More
Lewiston hospitals see spike in COVID-19 cases
Five cases reported at Norway Center for Health and Rehabilitation. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccines in short supply, nonexistent for older Mainers
Hospitals are getting inundated with calls from people who are 70 or older and desperate for the shot. → Read More
How Martin Luther King Jr. Day feels different after ‘a year of revelation’
Black Lives Matter is likely the largest movement in American history. On the eve of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the question is, what does it mean for Maine? → Read More
Area service dogs lose out on national title
But Dolly Pawnton and Aura are still heroes. → Read More
Animal Tales: Back home for the holidays
After seven weeks on the streets, an Auburn cat gets reunited with her family. → Read More
Not so treacherous Christmas storm soaks central and western Maine
Rain and gusting wind began Christmas Eve and continued through Christmas Day, but the storm was not as bad as predicted. → Read More
Pandemic puts nonprofits in precarious position
Donations are down for some, volunteers are out for others. And who knows what the next year will bring. → Read More
St. Mary’s workers get COVID-19 vaccine; more to come
The hospital also expects to get 300 doses of Moderna vaccine once it's approved for use. → Read More
Norway hair salon Cut Loose reopens after COVID-19 outbreak
Cut Loose reopened Tuesday after a deep clean and following consultations with doctors and the Maine CDC. → Read More
How much will the vaccine cost you? It’s free, but
Health care workers are being vaccinated now, but members of the public are expected to receive their shots in the coming weeks and months. How much will the shot cost? Nothing. Sort of. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, doses purchased with taxpayer dollars will be given to Americans at no cost. However, … → Read More
CMMC starts vaccinating employees
St. Mary's Regional Medical Center will start vaccinating its workers Thursday. → Read More
Auburn YMCA, Paris Elementary record COVID-19 outbreaks
The YMCA has temporarily shut down its child care programs. Paris Elementary School has closed to in-person learning until after Thanksgiving. → Read More
Kids take on COVID-19
Three area teens are making the pandemic a little easier for everyone. → Read More
Farmington nursing home center of COVID-19 outbreak
Seven people have tested positive for the virus at Sandy River Center. → Read More
No d’Youville Pavilion residents test positive in COVID-19 outbreak
Employee testing continues this week after four workers connected to the facility tested positive. → Read More