Mainers turn to bread, cookies and pastries for comfort, emptying grocery shelves of baking supplies and expanding their waistlines.
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Domestic violence becomes a concern as people shelter at home
Advocates for domestic violence victims say help remains available, even if it is not face-to-face.
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Community steps up to help hospital cope with health crisis
Maine health care students help their hard-pressed future colleagues, Bates College, businesses and others also offer assistance.
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Remote learning to begin Tuesday for Lewiston high and middle school students
A program for elementary school pupils is in the works, with Wi-Fi hot spots for those without internet access.
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PHOTOS/VIDEO: Going outside in Lewiston-Auburn means taking precautions
People in Lewiston and Auburn take precautions as they work and wander their way through the streets.
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Lewiston-Auburn nursing homes getting creative to keep families in touch
Electronic tablets, video calls, telephones, window signs help patients communicate with loved ones.
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Models offer clues but no clear answers about pandemic’s impact in Maine
State health experts are tracking complex models to estimate, among other things, how long it will last, how many Mainers will die and when the peak of the ‘curve’ will come.
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Parents with joint custody struggle in uncertain time
Courts have suspended hearings in most civil cases, including family matters, due to the coronavirus pandemic