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Joyce Ann Smith Grubb, 78, passed away Wednesday, December 20, 2023 at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Lexington Medical Center.

"I logged onto the computer, and amidst all those results is that email," she recalled. The email from Jeanne Lambrew, the commissioner of Maine's Department of Health and Human Services, contained an announcement that Bean had been one of the four people picked for the trip. "I did a little jumping dance. I wouldn't want to see a video, of it," she explained, recalling that she ran around her house screaming with excitement that she was actually going to the Super Bowl on the Patriots' team plane. Bean has been a lifelong Patriots fan and used to host Patriots parties at her house on game da...

Governor Mills: COVID-19 is not taking Super Bowl Sunday off. February 5, 2021 Boy I don’t know anybody who doesn’t love a Super Bowl party. And, while I have no favorite, I’ll be very excited to watch the fireworks between Tom Brady, making his tenth Super Bowl appearance, and the much younger Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City with its superior record of 16 wins and 2 losses. Hey this is Janet Mills, Governor of the great State of Maine. Thank you for listening. Regardless of the odds and the outcome of the game, you should know that the NFL is taking every precaution to avoid this Sund...

ME Healthcare Workers Headed to the Super Bowl Thanks to the owner of the NE Patriots, Robert Kraft, not one, not two, not three but four Maine healthcare workers will join other vaccinated healthcare workers from New England and fly on the Patriots jet to attend the Super Bowl. There is a lot there to be excited about as one of those 80 people; flying on the New England Patriots jet and attending the Super Bowl in Tampa Bay.  I guess how any members of the group, who are also Tom Brady, fans might be extra excited to see Brady play in a Super Bowl yet again.

Associated Press SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) — A high-volume vaccination clinic operated by MaineHealth is getting up and running at the former Scarborough Downs racetrack. The first shots were being administered Wednesday. Eventually, MaineHealth says the clinic will be able to administer up to 2,000 doses per day. Crews from 41 different companies renovated the 30,000-square-foot grandstand over the course of 15 days to include clinical workrooms and refrigerated rooms to store the vaccine, as well as improved access to high-speed broadband. Maine's first mass COVID-19 vaccination center open...