The Virus Diaries: Sisters mourn alone, without memorial service for mom

‘There has not been any gathering of family members,’ says a Poland woman who lost her mother. ‘We grieve separately.’

Gray dance studio moves its 400 students online

With the state under a stay-at-home order, young dancers have taken to their dining rooms and basements to get lessons in.

Still no date in sight for expansion of Maine unemployment benefits

Maine and other states are still figuring out how to implement a massive adjustment to the jobless claims system to include contractors and self-employed workers.

As virus deaths rise, Sweden sticks to ‘low-scale’ lockdown

Gatherings of 50 people or more are banned, high schools and universities are closed, but restaurants and most businesses remain open.

Maine colleges and universities receive $41 million in federal coronavirus aid

Half the money distributed under the federal relief package must go directly to students.

Dating app grants aid to small businesses faster than Uncle Sam

Bumble is offering $5,000 to women-run businesses, many of which are less than a month away from permanently closing.

Maine’s many summer camps hope they can open this year

Staying closed all summer would be a 'huge' financial hit, Maine Summer Camps director says, and some camps may not survive.

Colby College resolved to ‘keep the learning going’ amid remote classes

Officials said they gave freedom to faculty to use the tools and practices they thought worked best to finish college courses after the coronavirus pandemic forced campuses across the country to send students home.

Bangor Savings Bank Foundation donates to Good Shepherd Food Bank

John Krasinski, Big Papi surprise Boston medical workers with lifetime Red Sox tickets

Actor John Krasinski is joined by Red Sox legend David Ortiz in presenting COVID-19 unit workers with four lifetime Red Sox tickets for "you and everybody at Beth Israel."