The Maine Center for Disease Control says the man’s case wouldn’t be counted for Somerset County, which remained at zero confirmed cases as of Thursday, because federal rules go by a person’s primary residence.
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Video shows small businesses how to apply for disaster loans
AUGUSTA — The Maine Small Business Development Centers (SBDC), a program that provides no-cost business advising and training to Maine’s entrepreneurs, have created on-demand, free videos to help business owners apply for the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program. The videos provide answers to frequently asked questions and walk business owners through […]
Gov. Mills extends Maine income tax filing deadline to July 15
Maine joins about 26 other states in pushing back their income tax filing deadlines to July 15 to conform with the new federal deadline, which was extended because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Virus Diaries: Family adjusts to new routines at home
Ben White and his wife, Melissa, are working from home during the coronavirus outbreak – and providing daily structure for their school-age girls.
Canada tells U.S. not to put troops at border during pandemic
Few people cross into the border into the U.S. from Canada illegally. And COVID-19 cases are surging more in the U.S. than in Canada.
Washington set to deliver $2.2 trillion virus rescue bill
The Senate voted unanimously late Wednesday to pass the coronavirus aid package, the largest economic relief bill in U.S. history.
RSU 73 meals for schoolchildren gaining popularity
A total of 2,384 packages have been distributed as of Thursday.
Things must be bad. Waffle Houses are closing.
The “Waffle House Index” is red, and for the first time it’s not because of a weather event.
Otisfield to reopen Town Office on Monday
Residents will have limited access starting Monday.