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September 13, 2020

‘It was a gift:’ Mid Coast Hospital thanks Brunswick man for support of front-line workers

Daniel Atkins spent three months holding signs with encouraging messages for health care and other essential workers at Mid Coast Hospital and other community locations, no matter the weather.
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September 13, 2020

Saint Joseph’s will ‘study in place’ after positive coronavirus tests

The private liberal arts college in Standish has identified nine cases of COVID-19 on campus.
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September 13, 2020

Maine CDC reports 29 new cases of coronavirus, one more death

Eleven of the new cases are in York County, a growing epicenter of COVID-19 outbreaks in Maine.
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September 13, 2020

A baker’s hopes for the Jewish New Year start with a round challah

Elise Richer has had to make a lot of changes at Tin Pan Bakery since the start of the pandemic, but she's still going.
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September 13, 2020

Managers and owners bring out the front-of-house muscle

In a time of coronavirus, sometimes a firm – but respectful – hand is needed to remind diners to follow the rules.

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September 13, 2020

How Maine’s members of Congress voted last week

A vote to end debate falls short on an amendment that would allocate $500 billion to COVID-19-related unemployment benefits, support for businesses, and testing, prevention, and treatment programs at schools and elsewhere.
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September 13, 2020

Next on the agenda: How can winter high school sports be played?

Football and volleyball are out this fall, and concerns which led officials to make those decisions could extend to the winter.
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September 13, 2020

What we’ve learned about COVID-19 so far

Masks may protect the wearer; the more you're exposed, the sicker you get; and steroids are an effective treatment for the critically ill.
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September 13, 2020

The View From Here: Chernobyl disaster echoes eerily today

What happens when an accident exposes the weaknesses in a political system? A recent book offers an example.
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September 13, 2020

More Mainers struggle to feed their families as agencies fear worst to come

Before the pandemic, the state already had an elevated level of hunger compared to the rest of the nation. Now, relief programs are adapting to an intensifying crisis.