Information for Mainers impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Churches finding new ways to reach parishioners amidst coronavirus
Many cancel all in-person worship services and resort to social media and livestreaming.
The COVID-19 economy is on a roll
The dude’s name is Clyde, but on the streets he’s known as “The Depot.” No matter what you need or in what quantity, The Depot can hook you up. Guns? The Depot’s got guns. Dope? Liquor? Party girls? If you’ve got the cash, my friend, you’ll find everything you need in the back of The Depot’s windowless […]
‘Big, big forces bearing down on’ humanities community
Maine Humanities Council director searches for light in the dark time caused by a dangerous new virus.
Maine casinos close as illness reports mount
Gaming businesses in Maine not taking chances with COVID-19.
Junior hockey: NAHL cancels regular season due to coronavirus outbreak
The Nordiques finish with a 20-32-2 record, which ranked seventh in the East Division, and were five points out of a playoff spot with six games remaining. The season was set to end April 4.
Waterville orders all restaurants, bars to close
Waterville’s COVID-19 Task Force, which met for the first time Monday and plans to meet daily, also ordered City Hall closed to the public.
Coronavirus hasn’t closed everything, but it’s not business as usual for those still on the job
Grocery stores, pharmacies, hospitals, water officials, police all report being prepared to stay open and on the job.
Franklin Memorial implementing temporary visitor restrictions
Hours, ages, numbers changed as of Monday.
‘Operations order’ gets Lewiston student meal program up and running on Day One
Auburn will offer free breakfast and lunch beginning Tuesday and instructional materials for all grades.