Emma Belanger, 17, of Gray keeps up with classes and homework, and the increased hours at her job as a cashier.
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Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn
Maine businesses think outside the box to survive in a stay-at-home economy
Subscription services, quarantine kits and unexpected curbside pickups are some of the creative ways to serve customers during the pandemic.
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Local charities facing fundraising challenges
COVID-19 has shut down campaigns planned by nonprofits.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine insurance bureau warns of coronavirus scams
U.S. consumers report perpetrators of coronavirus-related scams have taken them for an estimated $18 million so far.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, Maine
Social distancing around Lewiston-Auburn not always obeyed or enforced
It’s clear, though, that most people in the Twin Cities are trying to follow the rules to avoid spreading COVID-19.
Posted inNation / World
What you need to know today about the coronavirus outbreak
Most Americans expect their lost jobs to return once the coronavirus crisis is over
Posted inMaine, News
Pandemic hospitalizations in Maine continue to flatten and decline
Closing down activity in the state has flattened the COVID-19 curve and taken the pressure off hospitals, a Press Herald analysis finds, but dangers remain.
Posted inMaine, News
Three new deaths, 28 more confirmed cases of coronavirus in Maine
Maine’s CDC director warns that firm predictions are for ‘zealots and charlatans,’ and we’ll only know when the state peaks after the fact.
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NAMI Maine initiates Teen Text Support Line
HALLOWELL — Maine’s chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Maine) has announced the launch of the Teen Text Support Line, a new mental health program for youth ages 14 to 20 living in Maine. The Text Line can be reached at 207-515-8398 (TEXT). The Teen Text Support Line operates from noon to […]