The outbreak is the latest in Sanford after the York County Jail and Calvary Baptist Church.
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China friends complete virtual Tough Ruck marathon to benefit military families
The Tough Ruck usually takes place at Minuteman National Park in Concord, Massachusetts, but was virtual this year due to the COVID-10 pandemic.
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Lakes regions businesses report solid summers, lodging businesses make some gains
While lodging businesses took hits and had to recover, breweries, farms and bakeries report strong summers heading into the fall.
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Maine CDC reports 44 new cases of coronavirus, no more deaths
New case numbers are rising slightly as outbreaks build in York and Oxford counties.
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Two of 10 quarantined staff at Waterville hospital test positive for COVID-19
The two Northern Light Inland Hospital employees were initially exposed to an infected individual while they were off duty and not on hospital property.
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Un-fair! We miss fair fare
With Maine agricultural fairs canceled because of the pandemic, fairgoers are hankering for their fair food favorites. But there are other ways to get your fried dough fixes.
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Maine theaters scramble back into action
This fall, there are many options for live theater – indoors, outside and online.
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Is the Well at Jordan’s Farm the most pandemic-proof restaurant in Maine?
In a crippling year for the restaurant industry in Maine, a farm-to-table eatery nestled in a Cape Elizabeth farm rides out the storm.
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Late summer boost helps some Maine tourism businesses stay afloat
By some measures, Maine defied expectations that restrictions prompted by the coronavirus pandemic would doom small and seasonal businesses dependent on annual mobs of tourists.
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Maine steps up enforcement following Millinocket-area ‘superspreader’ event
The state has issued 14 citations to businesses for noncompliance with pandemic-related guidelines since Aug. 20, compared with 2 citations beforehand.