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As gyms prepare to open, questions linger about safety in a high-exertion environment
Some gyms already have opened for very limited services with the rest looking at a June 1 restart date, but health experts aren’t sure it’s a good idea.
Pandemic claims another retailer: 118-year-old J.C. Penney
The storied but troubled department store chain is the fourth major retailer to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.
Court issues injunction against Sunday River Brewing reopening
Rick Savage is defying state orders to keep his Bethel restaurant closed and says he prepared to go to prison.
Portland lab lands first conditional marijuana testing license
Nova Analytics plans to open its lab on Milliken Street in July, pending local and final state approvals.
State says hotels can reopen, but industry left with more questions than clarity
Guidance from the state set new rules for bookings starting June 1, but included a false statement that COVID-19 case numbers are declining, when in fact they have risen over the past several weeks.
Campgrounds, restaurants sue to block Gov. Mills’ quarantine rules for out-of-staters
The businesses in Scarborough and Waterboro allege the 14-day quarantine amounts to an unconstitutional infringement on the right of people to travel freely from state to state.
Maine Economic Recovery Committee begins mapping state’s post-pandemic economy
The 39 members from around the state have the job of coming up with a plan to stabilize the state’s economy, and then grow it.
Watch: Like a Boss: Michael Bourque, CEO of MEMIC
Michael Bourque sat down with Masthead Maine CEO Lisa DeSisto for Like a Boss via Zoom webinar on May 15, 2020.
Showtime: ‘Social distance is built into a drive-in’
Narrow Gauge in Farmington welcoming movie-goers to outdoor big screen.