Tape on south near ninth is reminder of have the chaos that happened here less than 24 hours before. Two teens shot after an argument. Bad thing for that to be happening in this world. Reporter just before 1 30 cops say a 16 yearold was shot in the left thigh and 17 yearold was shot in the left leg after someone pull a gun on them following a fight at intersection of ninth and south. Victim is hospitalized in stable condition. Stop the violence put the guns done. Reporter more than an hour later and block away another shooting at eighth and bainbridge. Police say they drove a 19 yearold man to the hospital after being shot in the leg. Neighbors caught off guard by the the noon. You dont hear boo around here and to see that especially when we have a four monthold, it is surprising. Around here we dont get much violence. Very surprising. Reporter police say both appeared to be related to arguments that started in other parts of the city and both cases under investigation. You know, we ne
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Young people driving case counts higher in Maine, other New England states
A constellation of factors is likely at play: more virulent variants, increasing activity and pandemic fatigue.
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Cases of COVID-19 are rising faster in Maine and other New England states than in much of the rest of the country, driven by a dramatic surge in infections among younger, unvaccinated people.
Public health experts believe the surge in youth infections – including a more than 150 percent increase since January among Mainers under age 30 – is likely due to a complex combination of factors, from more transmissible variants to increased sports and social activities and “pandemic fatigue.”