Despite having no symptoms, the mum-of-two, tested positive after taking the twice-weekly routine test. Carol, 59, firmly believes she would not be alive today had she not been vaccinated as having asthma makes her more vulnerable to Covid having a detrimental impact. She was encouraged to get the vaccination by her manger as a front line worker – transporting special educational needs and disability children to and from school. Carol is one of thousands already vaccinated across Blackburn with Darwen and has recently experienced first-hand the benefits of regular testing, which has helped keep herself and others around her safe from the spread of coronavirus.
Two people have been injured in a South Haven Township house explosion. South Haven Area Emergency Services has released the following: An explosion pulverized
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A series of public input sessions will focus on whether to allow short-term rentals like Airbnb properties. Credit: Photos via Airbnb Published: 7:32 PM EST February 24, 2021 Updated: 7:52 PM EST February 24, 2021 BANGOR, Maine As Maine readies for spring, communities are also bracing for another tourism season. In Bangor, tourists have booked short-term rentals through Airbnb or other travel sites for years, but technically that form of rental is not allowed. “There are people that are renting this way, Bangor Community and Economic Development Director Tanya Emery said. We know that. We are aware of that. Bangor Planning Officer Anne Krieg said there are roughly 100 short-term rentals in the city, many of them Airbnb properties.
Vote For Bangor Area Non-Profits to Receive $5000 This will be the fifth year that $5000 will be voted on by the people to give one Bangor Area Non-Profit a boost to start the year. At an annual meeting held by the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce, Machias Savings Bank will be investing $5000 to the Bangor Area Non-Profit that garners the most votes to receive the hefty gift. The announcement will be ZOOMed and be streamed live on Facebook at 3 PM on Thursday, January 28th during the meeting. Right now you can vote in the first round of voting, which goes through this Friday, January 15th at 5 PM. This will narrow the list down to 20 non-profits for the second round of voting which will go from Tuesdsay, January 19th to Tuesday, January 26th at 5 PM