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This group of Maine students are publishing a book using their experiences from the pandemic
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This group of Maine students are publishing a book using their experiences from the pandemic Share Updated: 1:00 PM EDT Jun 14, 2021 Aaron Burrell Share Updated: 1:00 PM EDT Jun 14, 2021
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The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 1:00 PM EDT Jun 14, 2021 Aaron Burrell This group of students at Farwell Elementary School in Lewiston, Maine, have been working on publishing their own books. The books are an adaptation of their mentor, Gary Savage s novels, altered to include their experiences of life during the pandemic. The Author Studies program has been around for years. However, during the pandemic students had to get creative and find virtual ways to work together. Some students were worried the program would not be able to continue this year. Many students were relieved and excited the program was still taking place.Hear about their story
This group of Maine students are publishing a book using their experiences from the pandemic
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LEWISTON – Dr. Claudia Geyer is feeling relief for what might be the first time since March 12, 2020, when Central Maine Medical Center reported the state’s first confirmed case of COVID-19.
The last time the chief of hospital medicine could recall the number of inpatients with confirmed cases of COVID-19 at CMMC to be as low as it was Thursday was prior to the winter surge in cases. Then the Lewiston hospital was hit hard by the spring surge, when hospitalizations across the state were regularly in the triple digits.
“Unfortunately, our county and our hospital saw its highest portion of COVID patients April into May in the entire pandemic. So, we had that really difficult third wave occur in our area,” Geyer said. “So, as of the last several weeks, we’ve seen the numbers come down, you know, we celebrated less than double digits. And today, we’re so excited to have only three patients with COVID in the hospital. It’s wonderful.”