It’s too early to tell how much more customers might pay, and when, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and to what degree utility investors could share the burden.
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National federation gives Maine guidance for reopening high school sports
The National Federation of State High School Associations sets out a three-phase plan to ease athletes back into competition.
Maine sees jump in coronavirus infections with 78 new cases
Wednesday’s spike is attributed in part to increased testing capacity at state and private labs, and comes at a time when the racial gap among those with COVID-19 is growing.
The Latest: Trump threatens funds for states easing voting in pandemic
The latest on the coronavirus pandemic. WASHINGTON — President Trump on Wednesday threatened to hold up federal funds for two election battleground states that are trying to make it easier and safer to vote during the coronavirus pandemic. The president’s tweets targeting Michigan and Nevada marked an escalation in his campaign against voting by mail, […]
Maine nonprofits receive $1.2 million for COVID-19 relief efforts
The Maine Community Foundation has issued COVID-19 relief grants to 130 nonprofit organizations in the state.
RSU 73 budget meeting June 15, vote July 14
The Regional School Unit 73 district budget meeting will be June 15, providing the governor’s reopening plan doesn’t change, with the referendum vote July 14.
Jay VFW chicken BBQ May 25
JAY — VFW Post 3335 will be allowed to hold its annual Memorial Day Chicken barbecue, on Monday, May 25, at its location on 64 Jewell St. Dinners will be available starting at approximately 4:30 p.m. Although closed to indoor dining and activities, Post 3335 will be able to serve its traditional chicken dinner by […]
Overcoming obstacles, becoming a family
FIRST LEGO League team from Jay wins award after completing project by distance learning.
Livermore transfer station will take large items
All acceptable items noted on the town’s website will be taken.
Severely ill patients in Maine now receiving new drug to fight COVID-19
Remdesivir might end up being used to keep less severe cases from getting worse, one Maine researcher says.