Gordon Hayward will need to follow protocols to return to the NBA campus in Orlando, but also needs to make sure his balky left foot will OK for him to play.
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Another 45 COVID-19 cases reported in Maine but no new deaths
Maine continues to add several dozen coronavirus cases a day as the number of out-of-state visitors increases.
Farmington decorating windows in lieu of parade
Local Farmington business owners hope to see a surge in foot traffic from the Rotary’s window decorating contest.
Upward Bound adapts to online programming
Upward Bound is still offering summer courses, volunteering opportunities and cultural events to 83 high school students this summer.
How California went from success story to virus hot spot
Contributing factors include a complacent populace, the rapid reopening of businesses anda late adoption of a mandatory mask rule.
Junior hockey notes: Maine Nordiques tender second goalie for next season
Gavin Fitzpatrick becomes the second goalie the Nordiques signed this offseason. The Nordiques cancel a camp, plus other Tier II junior hockey notes.
Students on campus give hope for college sports this fall
With students returning this fall to campuses in the UMaine System, the fall sports season remains a possibility for the seven universities.
More people will be allowed in Maine courtrooms starting next week
But the courts are still working on making virtual hearings accessible to the public.
COVID-19 hospitalizations stay low across much of Maine
MaineGeneral in Augusta had no patients all week, while Central Maine Medical Center, Maine Med and Mercy saw upticks.
Mills advisory group warns of ‘economic cliff’ if no more federal aid comes
Leaders of the Maine Economic Recovery Committee warn of a ‘devastating’ economic decline unless the federal government takes further action.