Students in eight schools from Biddeford to Bangor will receive in-classroom instruction, although online options are available if requested.
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Livermore to hold budget hearing July 8
The Town Office will close at noon June 30 and on July 3.
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Tom Caron: Baseball misses a chance to get creative
With the players rejecting MLB’s latest offer, a number of rule changes that could have sparked interest will not be implement this season.
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Pride withdraws from NWSL tourney after COVID-19 positives
Six players and four staff members test positive for a team that was scheduled to open its team on Saturday.
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As NBA prepares for return at Disney, Florida’s coronavirus cases are spiking
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver must now focus on health questions and concerns as teams prepare to reassemble in their home markets.
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MLB plans 60-game season, shortest since 1878, as union balks
The MLBPA executive board rejects the owners proposal by a 33-5 vote, and MLB responds by implementing the shortest season since the National League’s third season.
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Maine Elite Football Camp continues, but not in Lewiston
Organizers nearly canceled the rapidly growing high school football camp due to COVID-19. Instead, they’ve made a few adjustments that will allow it to continue into its fourth year.
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Maine lodging industry ratchets up pressure on Mills to rescind visitor restrictions
Hotel and resort owners fear economic devastation if rules to prevent the spread of COVID-19 stay in effect this summer.
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Fauci pushes back at critics over his pessimism about NFL season
Anthony Fauci, the top U.S. infectious disease specialist, said he’s been mistakenly painted as an obstacle to the NFL’s season and only gave its officials advice after they requested it.
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Virus cases at Djokovic’s tennis event put sports under further scrutiny
Two tennis players ranked in the top 40 and five soccer players have tested positive after being at events where fans packed into the stands and social distancing was not enforced.