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Chocolate Church Arts Center continues live stream shows with Zac Stearn and Bosley
BATH – The Live from Home series presented by the Chocolate Church Arts Center in Bath continues at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 15, with musician and actor Zac Stearn, and at 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 17, with award-winning songwriter, Bosley. With events postponed at their theater, the Chocolate Church Arts Center has been presenting […]
Midcoast Symphony Orchestra makes adjustments to upcoming schedule
The orchestra cancels its 30th Anniversary season finale concerts in Lewiston and Topsham, but adds some of the program to the 2020-2021 season.
Woods-Mickelson match includes $10 million donation to virus relief
Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have pledged a donation as part of their televised golf match on May 24.
Fans allowed inside at Taiwan baseball stadiums, but sit apart with no food or concessions
Up to 1,000 fans are allowed in games, but no food can be brought in, concessions are closed and there must be plenty of distance between spectators.
Nadal: Djokovic will need to take vaccine if tennis tour makes it mandatory
Novak Djokovic said he might not take a coronavirus vaccine, but Rafael Nadal says he, and everyone else, will need to comply to protect everyone.
Survey: At least 70% of U.S. Olympic sports applied for government relief funding
An Associated Press survey finds 36 of 44 national governing bodies for individual sports received federal funding to keep going during the pandemic.
UFC comes out punching as pandemic-embattled ESPN welcomes live content
There have been plenty of preparations to bring live sports back on Saturday with UFC 249, but some wonder if it’s too soon for sports and content-needy ESPN.
Free pasta meal at Norway Brewing May 14
Curbside pick-up is scheduled from 4-5 p.m. on Thursday.
Store workers become enforcers of social distancing rules
Store workers are suddenly being asked to enforce the rules that govern shopping during the pandemic, a tension-filled role for which most have received little or no training.