Medical experts in Maine criticized the move and the Maine CDC said it would continue to recommend the vaccine be given at birth.
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Judge rejects Maine and DOJ’s effort to alter settlement on disabled childrens’ services
U.S. District Judge Stacey Neumann denied the effort to change the agreement to remove oversight of its implementation.
National Cookie Day brings families together in Livermore Falls
Families gathered on Dec. 4 for a Cookies and Bookies celebration featuring coloring, local treats, games, a scavenger hunt and a gingerbread disguise contest at Treat Memorial Library.
Birthright citizenship case involving Maine ACLU heads to Supreme Court
The case deals with an executive order that would strip children born in the United States of their citizenship depending on their parents’ immigration status.
Spruce Mountain schools in Jay area to keep transgender sports policy as it preps for lawsuit
The RSU 73 board voted 9-4 to keep its policy in place, choosing to defend its transgender sports access restrictions despite warnings about legal exposure and taxpayer cost.
Maine police union accuses Mills administration of bad-faith bargaining
The filing from the Fraternal Order of Police comes after the largest union for state employees made similar claims in a labor complaint last month.
Lewiston school board responds to member’s indictment
The School Committee said it cannot legally remove Iman Osman following his indictment on charges related to the theft of two firearms.
Week in Photos: Snow in Lewiston-Auburn, museum construction and Poland Spring Resort
Sun Journal photographers select some of their favorite images from Nov. 28- Dec. 4, 2025.
Watch: Santa arrives on a fire truck in West Paris
Area children listened to after school Explorer’s Program Director Eileen Storck read stories then saw Santa light the Christmas tree at Town Office.