Friday was the first day courses could open again as Maine begins to restart economy during the coronavirus pandemic.
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White House blocks Fauci from testifying before House committee
It argues that it would be ‘counterproductive’ for him to appear next week while in the midst of participating in the government’s responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Virus Diaries: ‘None of us knew how serious this was’
High school junior Isabella Castrucci is separated from friends and a sister battling leukemia. She hopes ‘to not take anything in life for granted again.’
Posted inSports
NASCAR’s restart could provide road map – or roadblock – for other sports
The series will be closely watched to see how the limitations of social distancing are handled when racing resumes on May 17.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Wondering if you can skip your mortgage payment? You’re not alone.
While borrowers with government-backed mortgages can pause payments for at least six months under the CARES Act, many with private loans have been receiving mixed messages.
Posted inSports
If MLB season begins, it might be without replay reviews
A deal between MLB and the umpires’ union about how much umpires will be paid includes a provision that would temporarily suspend reviews.
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Cugno Boxing in Lewiston takes a jab at online training
A couple of young boxers enjoy using video conferencing to stay in shape and prepare for the next fight until restrictions are lifted during the COVID-19 crisis.
Posted inBethel, Business, Maine, Oxford Hills
VIDEO: Rick Savage explains why he is opening his restaurant in defiance of state orders
The owner of Sunday River Brewing Co. talks about the effect of the pandemic on his business.
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Airlines’ slump leads manufacturer to lay off 125 workers, close plant in Scarborough
Whitcraft Group, makes parts for the airline industry, offered no severance package, say laid-off workers.
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Maine regulator warns that trip insurance often doesn’t cover pandemic cancellations
Travelers should check the fine print on policies, says Maine Insurance Superintendent Eric Cioppa.