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Coronavirus

Published
March 30, 2020

Parents with joint custody struggle in uncertain time

Courts have suspended hearings in most civil cases, including family matters, due to the coronavirus pandemic
Published
March 30, 2020

PHOTO: Free food for kids at Val’s Drive-In

Lewiston drive-in partners with Maine Family Credit Union to give kids free food.
Published
March 30, 2020

Strike up the looms: Maine Heritage Weavers producing material for 50,000 donated masks

The project started Monday and the face masks are going out nationwide to sick children and their families.
Published
March 30, 2020

Maine gas prices fall below $2 per gallon as more motorists stay home

The average price in Maine was $1.93 a gallon for regular gasoline Monday, a price not seen since early 2016.
Published
March 30, 2020

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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Published
March 30, 2020

Spring coaches appreciate opportunity to touch base with their players

MPA relaxed its 'hands off' rule, allowing communication about individual training and conditioning exercises.
Published
March 30, 2020

Maine construction industry slows down but keeps working

Construction companies and workers are taking new measures to keep job sites safe, but worry that updated coronavirus restrictions could halt projects.
Published
March 30, 2020

Gov. Mills to increase pay for direct care workers 3 months early

The increase, passed by the Legislature, was set to go into effect on July 1 but now will happen on April 1 to help ensure that home care is available to older Mainers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Published
March 30, 2020

Third person from Cumberland school tests positive for coronavirus

Superintendent Jeffrey Porter said Monday that he couldn't rule out the possibility that the staffer had contact with others during the week before the Mabel I. Wilson elementary school was closed.
Published
March 30, 2020

As more Mainers become unemployed, are some getting scared back into work?

Josh Johnstone, a rigger at Bath Iron Works, says he's struggling with whether to pursue an unemployment claim or look for work elsewhere as Maine sees a large volume of initial claims for unemployment insurance.