Residents of Ashton Gardens Gracious Retirement Living on Ocean Avenue have been asked to shelter in their apartments to slow infection, a spokesman says.
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Maine International Film Festival still scheduled for July, organizers considering adjustments
“We’re proceeding subject to the guidance of medical professionals and any mandates that may be put into place,” said Mike Perreault, executive director of the Maine Film Center and Maine International Film Festival.
Maine authors find an eager audience with virtual events
The success of online book launches and author talks could start a trend that outlasts the pandemic.
Maine authors find an eager audience with virtual events
The success of online book launches and author talks could start a trend that outlasts the pandemic.
Child protection workers caring for their own kids can’t get paid leave
Although an emergency federal law expanded the Family Medical Leave Act, DHHS caseworkers and others in Maine are not eligible, so they must choose between protecting vulnerable children and keeping their own safe.
Number of virus patients in Maine hospitals flattened or decreased in the past week
The Portland Press Herald’s analysis of hospital data suggests social distancing is keeping hospitals from being overwhelmed by COVID-19 cases, but experts say Mainers should stay the course to prevent a surge.
Chelsea’s Willian cautious about resuming Premier League season even without fans
Willian, a star winger, is concerned that contact with other players will be an easy way to transmit the virus.
One Good Thing: Pro cyclist in Italy uses bike to deliver medicine
Professional cyclist Davide Martinelli is using his bike to help deliver medicine to elderly residents and others in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
Players, fans get creative to raise funds for hockey minor leaguers
ECHL players, fans and executives are getting creative in trying to raise money to make up for paychecks lost when the hockey season was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Chicago Cubs star Anthony Rizzo provides meals for CMMC nurses and doctors
Rizzo purchased lunches and dinners for Central Maine Heart and Vascular Institute doctors and nurses Friday. The first baseman is a friend of cardiologist Paul Weldner, whose family hosted Rizzo when Rizzo was a member of the Portland Sea Dogs in 2010.