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US is cracking under too many guns and too many holes in systems meant to protect us

"In a country with more than 350 million guns, reducing gun violence is complex and nuanced, with opposing sides dug in.

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Child Care Workers Want To Be Included In Streamlined Vaccination Clinics For Maine Teachers

Child Care Workers Want To Be Included In Streamlined Vaccination Clinics For Maine Teachers
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Child Care Workers Call For Inclusion In Streamlined Vaccination Clinics For Maine Teachers

Child care providers want to be grouped with school staff in the state’s plan to hold streamlined vaccination clinics.

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Bangor, Maine News Update: January 21, 2021

Bangor, Maine News Update: January 21, 2021 The Maine CDC 318 reports 706 new cases of COVID-19 statewide and 11 more people diagnosed with the virus who have died. 4 of the deceased were from Penobscot County, while the others were from southern Maine. On his last day in office, former President Donald Trump pardoned 70 people, including an Aroostook County man who was serving a life sentence in federal prison for running a statewide marijuana smuggling operation. 64-year-old Michael Pelletier of St. David had asked to be released due to health concerns and a decision from a U.S. District Judge was pending before he was granted clemency. Pelletier will be released from prison but his convictions will remain on his criminal record.

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