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Published
November 13, 2020

As the weather cools, more outdoor diners become ‘early birds’

The pandemic has pushed the dinner hour up, especially this fall in Maine, as outdoor diners try to take advantage of the relative daytime warmth.
Published
November 13, 2020

Commentary: Hunter orange saves lives. So do masks. Please wear both.

People will follow mandates to avoid being shot, but they won't adhere to them to avoid infection.
Published
November 12, 2020

Coronavirus deaths surpass 10,000 in hard-hit Massachusetts

Experts are particularly concerned about data from wastewater tests that shows COVID-19 in the Boston area may be approaching levels similar to those seen in April and May.
Published
November 12, 2020

Fewer meat cutters cause long line of deer to be processed

Local meat processors are trying to keep up with the demand as seasonal help dwindles during the pandemic
Published
November 12, 2020

Upper Midwest has ‘catastrophic’ lack of hospital beds as cases surge

Governors in North and South Dakota resist new controls even as virus deaths rise.

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Published
November 12, 2020

Trump, stewing over election loss, silent as virus surges

Public health experts worry that the president’s refusal to take action on the pandemic or to coordinate with the Biden team will only worsen the effects of the virus.
Published
November 12, 2020

Democrats say Republicans’ refusal to accept election results is imperiling coronavirus response

As Washington has become paralyzed over the past 10 days, 1 million new people have tested positive for the virus as death numbers are climbing rapidly.
Published
November 12, 2020

As COVID-19 continues to spread, who enforces mask mandates in central Maine?

Local officials continue to rely on education and voluntary compliance with public health orders to wear face coverings, even as rallies against wearing masks continue.
Published
November 12, 2020

Trump supporters hit with new wave of coronavirus after attending election party

Among those affected: adviser Corey Lewandowski, lobbyist Jeff Miller and top donors Elizabeth and Richard Uihlein.
Published
November 12, 2020

Schools abandon classes, states impose more restrictions as virus surges nationwide

Amid the staggering numbers, some state leaders continue to take a hands-off approach, pushing 'personal responsibility' rather than government-imposed restrictions such as mandatory mask-wearing.