coronavirus
Posted inNews
Local natural food stores adapt to changing grocery landscape
Morning Glory Natural Foods in Brunswick is operating with limited hours, including a designated time for seniors and the immunocompromised, and is limiting shoppers to 10 at a time. At Bath Natural Market, employees have switched to a pick-up style service and are compiling orders from emailed and phoned-in grocery lists.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment
Country singer Joe Diffie dies at 61 of coronavirus complications
Eighteen of his singles landed in the top 10, with five going to No. 1.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood to perform requests on live special
‘Garth and Trisha: Live!’ will air at 9 p.m. Wednesday on CBS.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
After $25 million stimulus, stunned musicians get week’s notice from Kennedy Center
The 96 members of the National Symphony Orchestra will receive their last paycheck April 3 and will not be paid until the arts center reopens.
Posted inMaine
Local truckers still delivering the goods — despite coronavirus concerns
Bathrooms and hot meals are in short supply for those risking exposure to the coronavirus to supply the nation’s stores with needed products and supplies.
Posted inMaine, News
Two more deaths reported as coronavirus cases in Maine rise to 253
There was an increase of 85 confirmed infections over the weekend, and the state’s second and third deaths from the disease, including a MaineDOT employee.
Posted inMaine, News
Sheriff’s office investigates felled-tree incident on Vinalhaven
It’s investigating allegations that a group of residents cut down a tree to block access to a road as a way to enforce a quarantine of out-of-staters during the coronavirus outbreak.
Posted inNation / World
The Latest: Two cruise ships begin passage through Panama Canal
The government’s top infectious disease expert also said Sunday he expects millions of cases of coronavirus infections and 100,000 to 200,000 deaths in the U.S.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine businesses learn to work through pandemic
Coronavirus compels shops and service providers to change platforms, procedures and even products.