With weddings, fairs, festivals and corporate events canceled by the coronavirus, caterers are cooking up alternative business models to keep their companies afloat.
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Caterers suffer as 2020 brides say ‘I don’t’
With weddings, fairs, festivals and corporate events canceled by the coronavirus, caterers are cooking up alternative business models to keep their companies afloat.
Maine teachers worry what a return to school will look like
Amid a nationwide debate over how and when to reopen schools, Maine teachers and staff have concerns about health and safety, how to enforce mask-wearing and what to do if their own children’s schedules don’t align with theirs.
What will high school sports look like when they resume?
Administrators will face an array of challenges in keeping athletes and coaches safe during the pandemic.
1 in 3 Maine lobstermen lands federal pandemic loan
Lobstermen got more small Paycheck Protection Program loans than members of any other Maine industry, but the size of the average loan was small.
With no games, Portland’s pro sports teams try to keep fans engaged
Minor league franchises including the Portland Sea Dogs, Maine Red Claws and Maine Mariners are in a holding pattern until games can resume safely.
As Trump talks less about virus, states look inward for answers
Even as he pushes for schools to reopen, governors and mayors have largely ignored his rhetoric
MLB notebook: Blue Jays will not be allowed to play in Canada
MLB needed an exemption to play in Canada because of a rule requiring anyone entering Canada for nonessential reasons to self-isolate for 14 days.
As camp approaches, how will NFL handle players opting out?
There will surely be some players who decide it is not worth the risk of playing during a pandemic. How will the league handle that?
Experts have mixed feeling if baseball season will work
Some public health experts think the MLB season will go on just fine, others think it could be a disaster.