No U.S. president’s signature has ever appeared on an IRS disbursement.
coronavirus
Why some grocery shelves are empty when industry says there is enough food
A little supermarket paranoia may be warranted after all.
Figures show hundreds more coronavirus deaths in UK care homes
Hundreds more people with COVID-19 have died in Britain than have been recorded in the government’s daily tally, official figures show.
With showrooms shut down, Maine auto dealers focus on service and remote sales
Dealers promote maintenance and repair service and online sales as they ponder how the pandemic will change their industry.
Maine lags New England states in reporting data on pandemic
A month into the outbreak here, the state CDC still is unable to post daily testing counts and other information.
Belfast long-term care facility with COVID-19 outbreak has a history of health violations
The Commons at Tall Pines, where 23 people have tested positive, did not substantially meet program requirements in 2018 or 2019.
What Would Have Been: Live sports events shuttered by the coronavirus this week
There will be no Major League Baseball players wearing No. 42 in honor of Jackie Robinson Day.
Commentary: Athletes shouldn’t be sacrificed in an attempt to return to normal
Everyone wants sports back, but players aren’t chattel to be used toward that goal, Kevin Blackistone writes.
Mom of Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns dies from COVID-19
Jacqueline Cruz-Towns was 59. Towns’ father also was hospitalized but has since recovered.
Schools tailor ‘remote learning’ to students’ needs
Online instruction platforms vary, most not offering new standards or grades during school closure.