Things You Need to Know: February 01, 2021
Here is a collection of the things you need to know today.....
Winter weather is on the way for later today the Monday according to WABI.
A woman was arrested after crashing into the Lincoln County Sheriff’s office and walking away according to WABI.
A bio-fuel rocket had a successful test-launched this weekend in Limestone according to WABI.
Senator Collins is among a group of Republican lawmakers asking to meet with President Biden to work on a compromise COVID relief plan according to WMTW.
In Maine and nationally over the last two weeks cases have been trending down. Yesterday, no deaths were reported yesterday due to COVID in Maine and only 158 new cases were reported according to WABI. Maine has a total of 39,324 cases.
Students from around central Maine took part in the virtual event The Thomas Cup that involved “science, technology, engineering and innovation" according to centralmaine.com.
A Gardiner Police officer is doing OK after crashing his cruiser while chasing a speeder according to centralmaine.com.
The Boy Scout camp in Belgrade is being sold and the new owner will still allow the scouts to use part of the land for Scouting according to centralmaine.com.
SCOREBOARD: Celtics and Bruins lost this weekend, the Bruins play tonight and Celtics on Tuesday.
Maine weather for your area from Maine.gov.
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