This may be the first criminal case in the country brought against those involved in nursing homes during the pandemic.
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Department of Education labels a 2nd county ‘yellow’ as state reports another 20 cases
The state recommends hybrid instruction for schools in Oxford and York counties, in an update to the school reopening advisory system Friday.
Crafters find an outlet in Oquossoc
Craft and antique vendors will sell their wares at the Outdoor Heritage Museum’s Fall Fest on Saturday, September 26.
Updates given on Walton’s Mill dam removal, park improvements
Design plans are 75% completed with work to begin after ice out in 2021.
UMF cracks down on illegal activities along Sandy River
Campus police responding to reports of vandalism, littering, public intoxication, underage drinking.
Wilton receives feedback on Wilson Lake retaining wall project
The project includes developing a linear, shoreline park that would connect Bass Park with the downtown village.
If you requested an absentee ballot, expect to get it soon
Maine voters are requesting absentee ballots in record numbers, and in the next few days local election officials will begin to mail those ballots out.
Q&A: There’s no Red Sox, but here’s how the virus-altered MLB playoffs will work
There are more teams after a shortened season, and here is a guide for what to expect in the 2020 playoffs.
RSU 73 director tells board he has COVID-19
Andrew Sylvester of Livermore said he probably got it at the Rumford paper mill.
MSAD 52 officials address coronavirus cases at Turner schools
Four confirmed cases of COVID-19 at three Turner schools over the past week have forced the closure of all town schools for a week. Additionally, more probable cases have emerged at the schools, which could mean a longer period of closure.