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The Alida community extends sincere sympathy to the Kennedy family on the death of their father Hugh (late of Regina, formally of Nottingham) on May 8 at the age of 89 years. He was predeceased. . . ....
Average age of Maine hospitals’ COVID-19 patients is falling, but overall numbers aren’t The average age of patients at Maine Medical Center fell from 65 in January to 58 in March, a trend that ‘really demonstrates the impact of these vaccines.’ Share As more and more older Mainers get vaccinated against COVID-19, the average age of those hospitalized with the virus is falling even as overall hospital admissions have held steady over the last month. The average age of COVID-19 patients statewide was 72 during the post-holiday surge in January. The average age dropped to 66 in March, according to data from the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention. ....
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“We are all in this together to provide vaccines to all who want them,” McKenna said. She said by the end of Tuesday’s clinic, MaineGeneral will have administered more than 10,000 doses, including about 8,400 at the Augusta Civic Center and the rest at clinics at the Alfond Center for Health. The Johnson & Johnson vaccination that is to be administered Saturday at Cony only requires one dose, unlike the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, which require two doses. The Civic Center has been administering the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. Augusta firefighter and paramedic Jeff Dunn, left, receives a COVID-19 vaccination from co-worker Patrick Wynne on Dec. 31, 2020, at the Hartford Fire Station in Augusta. ....
Augusta Civic Center vaccination clinic eyeing expanded hours as vaccine supply increases MaineGeneral Health spokesperson Joy McKenna said the only hindrance to the clinic inoculating more people right now is vaccine supply. Share The Augusta Civic Center has been used as a mass COVID-19 vaccination site, accommodating 750 to 1,000 people a day in recent weeks. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal file AUGUSTA MaineGeneral Health is eyeing expanded hours for its Augusta Civic Center coronavirus vaccination clinic as vaccine supplies grow. Kennebec County Emergency Management Director Sean Goodwin said the clinic cannot take up more area inside the Augusta Civic Center because the state Legislature is in session in the auditorium now. Goodwin said the only way to get more shots out to residents is to expand hours. ....