Maine Monitor: Shortage of pharmacists leaving customers in peril
By Emily Bader, The Maine Monitor October 22, 2023 With pharmacists around the country walking off the job or threatening
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A commercial man lift falls off trailer and blocks Route 4 in Rangeley
No one was injured, Fire Rescue Chief Michael Bacon said.Read More
Read More‘We are here to help you”; Helping Mainers navigate Medicare open enrollment
Open enrollment is underway and there are a lot of options available Read More
Read MoreUsed clothing collection bin located at Avon Town Hall
AVON – A large collection bin outside the Avon Town Hall is for discarded clothing items, in an effort to
Read MoreFourth school budget approved with cuts in Wales-based RSU 4
Residents in Litchfield, Sabattus and Wales will take a second vote on the school budget Nov. 7.Read More
Read MoreFree coats and more at Old South Church in Farmington
FARMINGTON – Looking for a warm winter coat? Coat & Cupboard will host two Open House events this fall, offering
Read MoreSome Maine Hannaford grocery stores to remain closed amid manhunt
More than a half dozen Maine Hannaford grocery stores will remain closed on Friday amid the ongoing manhunt for Robert
Read MoreMaine joins lawsuit, says Meta prioritized profits over wellbeing of children
“Children are incredibly vulnerable to the manipulation of social media companies.” Read More
Read MoreYork Sewer District files lawsuit over chemical contamination in wastewater
A lawsuit has been filed against multiple manufacturers of polyfluorinated substances (PFAS) on behalf of the York Sewer District. Read
Read More36 Unit, State Funded Affordable Housing Development To Be Built in Madison
Gov. Janet Mills (D) announced earlier this week that Madison will be getting a new 36 unit affordable housing development
Read MoreYouth-led forum slated at Bates for Lewiston city candidates
The forum will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Muskie Archives at 70 Campus Ave., in a
Read MoreLewiston School Committee considering indigenous land acknowledgement
Some representatives supported an acknowledgement while others felt that it did nothing to actually address past injustices against indigenous people.Read
Read MorePhotos: Keeping ahead of the falling leaves
Gifford’s ice cream employees work Tuesday to rake leaves.Read More
Read MorePhoto: Splitting wood a-cord-ingly
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