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Published
November 25, 2020

Leadership qualities make Sanborn a natural fit as AD at St. Joseph’s

Longtime baseball coach Will Sanborn took over as the college's athletic director this summer, in the midst of the pandemic.
Published
November 25, 2020

Growing number of hospitals canceling surgeries to preserve staff during surge

Putting off planned procedures that patients can defer safely is one of the few levers hospitals have to adjust their capacity as the virus spreads unchecked.
Published
November 25, 2020

The Latest: Millions of Americans fly for Thanksgiving despite warnings

The latest on the coronavirus pandemic from around the U.S. and the world.
Published
November 25, 2020

Commentary: Washington’s stimulus triumph remains underrated

Hindsight shows that the CARES Act saved the U.S. economy, and how badly the country needs another round of bipartisan statesmanship.
Published
November 25, 2020

Maine Voices: We’re thankful for the courage of teachers, school staff

From behind masks and plexiglass, the virus hasn’t stopped our commitment to students or to our collective vision of the future.

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Published
November 24, 2020

Restaurant workers out of work again as virus surges anew

Waiters and bartenders are losing their jobs – again – as governors and local officials shut down indoor dining and drinking establishments to combat the nationwide surge in coronavirus infections.
Published
November 24, 2020

COVID-19 outbreak pushes South Portland High School to all-remote learning

The high school has had three confirmed cases within 14 days and will begin all-remote learning on Monday.
Published
November 24, 2020

Maine confirms three prison inmates were hospitalized with COVID-19

It's not clear if those inmates were infected during an ongoing outbreak at the prison in Windham, the state's largest single-site outbreak during the pandemic.
Published
November 24, 2020

Downeaster still chugging along despite low ridership

With four out of five daily trips from Brunswick to Boston back up and running following a two-month shut down in the spring and only up to 50 percent capacity on a train at a time, Downeaster officials are reporting only about 400 travelers per day— just about a quarter of projected totals.
Published
November 24, 2020

COVID-19 contact tracing under stress in Maine but holding up better than in neighboring states

The Maine CDC has scaled back the scope of investigations, but unlike New Hampshire and other states still thinks the disease is containable.