Thomas Modly issued a written apology Monday hours after President Donald Trump, at a White House news conference, described his comments about Capt. Brett E. Crozier as “rough.”
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Modeling shows Maine with a wide range of possible outcomes to coronavirus pandemic
Epidemiologists at the Maine CCD study models that reveal how slight changes in social distancing could have huge impacts on the number of deaths and the need for hospital beds and equipment.
Chocolate Church Arts Center presenting Max Ater, Jud Caswell concerts online
BATH — The Chocolate Church Arts Center is continuing to present Live from Home, a series of concerts by regional musicians in their homes that can be streamed online by audience members via Facebook. Perforances will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 10, with country-pop songwriter Max Ater, and Saturday, April 11, with folk […]
The Latest: Treasury seeks $250 billion more to replenish small-business coronavirus program
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he hoped to pass the cash infusion through the Senate on Thursday.
Lewiston native tweaks headwear to help health care workers
Rebecca Buckley added buttons to her wide headbands, popular with marathon runners, to give health care workers’ sore ears a break.
Trump, Biden spoke by phone about coronavirus outbreak
The president says he had a ‘really wonderful, warm conversation’ about the pandemic with the Democratic presidential candidate.
Coronavirus in Sports: Celtics Jayson Tatum making donation
Tatum and Washington’s Brady Beal are each pledging money to provide meals to those affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Also, three minor league players in the Texas Rangers organization are in self-isolation after exhibiting symptoms consistent with the coronavirus.
Member of Maine State Police tests positive for coronavirus
The man worked at the Maine Turnpike weigh station in York.
Lewiston schools serve 56,000 meals in 11 days
The district has 34 meal sites, including buses that drop off meals to people who don’t live near school sites.
Sheriffs brace for possibility of infected inmates, try to stock up on gear
No known cases of COVID-19 cases in Maine jails, prisons