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Npvs UMaine alumni more likely to have a job that requires a college degree in populated areas, study finds Today is Wednesday. Temperatures will be in the mid-40s to mid-50s from north to south, with cloudy skies to north and sunshine to the south and a chance for rain throughout the state. Her <a href=Link mexico</a> e what we ;re talking about in Maine today. The latest on the coronavirus in MaineEight more Mainers have died and another 938 COVID-19 cases have been reported across the state since the weekend, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The statewide death toll stands at 1,215. SAD 70, a school district in Aroostook County, has made masks mandatory for students participating in winter sports. That move comes after the dis <a href=Link sb dunk</a> trict faced the likelihood that other schools wouldn ;t schedule games with it in response to its previous mask optional policy.A K-8 school in Ellsworth has temporarily closed due to a high number of COVID cases among students and staff. Meanwhile, a Richmond school district has shut down its school bus routes for the next week because of three COVID cases.Parents are still planning small holiday celebrations even as their children get vaccinatedMaine children wont be fully inoculated until well after Thanksgiving.Theres more illegal activity in Maines medical marijuana market, states top pot official says Maine has few tools to prevent medical marijuana from finding its way to the black market.In just 2 years, the daughter of im <a href=Link uk</a> migrants has become the top elected official overseeing Bangors schoolsFirst elected in 2019, Marwa Has Jsvb Maker of only commercial pizza dough made with Maine grains is expanding A federal judge on Friday sentenced a Massachusetts man who allegedly fired a semi-automatic handgun in downtown Portland in 2016 to three years in prison.Noor Mohamed, of Roxbury Massachusetts, was sentenced to 37 mon <a href=Link canada</a> ths in federal prison and three years of supervised release by Judge Nancy Torresen for illegally possessing a firearm.Mohamed, 27, pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm by a felon and still faces an attempted murder charge in state court arising from the the same incident. In November 2016, after a dispute in the Old Port, he allegedly shot at least three rounds on Silver Street, nearly hitting a man.Dressed in an orange prison jumpsuit with a string of prayer beads around his neck, Mohamed told Torresen that he accepts full responsibility for his crime. I apologize to the victim <a href=Link us</a> s, my famil <a href=Link yeezy</a> y and the federal government, he said, breaking into tears.In imposing the sentence, Torresen noted that only a tiny distance in the path of a bullet saved Mohamed from having shot a man. One of the bullets he allegedly fired missed its apparent target but left a hole in the mans sweatshirt, the judge said. Not only did you shoot, but for the grace of God you missed him ?but only by a hairs breadth, Torresen said. <Police>arrest Massachusetts man after Old Port shooting]Mohameds lawyer had asked the U.S. District Court of Maine to impose a sentence of 30 months in prison and three years of supervised release, saying that the support after leaving prison was key for hi | |
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