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Published
June 14, 2020

Will changes in the food industry produced by the pandemic stay or go?

Proprietors and customers weigh in on cocktails-to-go, ubiquitous takeout, restaurants as grocers...and lots more.
Published
June 14, 2020

Radical changes floated as way to facilitate fall sports

Moving baseball and softball from spring to fall, and football and soccer from fall to spring, has been suggested as an idea to help Maine schools adhere to coronavirus safety guidelines.
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June 14, 2020

Regional scheduling might become option for high school teams

If limiting travel on buses is deemed a way to enhance safety this fall, many administrators and coaches would be in favor of abandoning conference-only schedules in favor of a regional approach.
Published
June 14, 2020

Our View: In Maine, nationwide, more aid needed to keep economy afloat

A better-than-expected jobs report has buoyed hopes for a quick recovery, but fundamental problems remain that hint at a longer downturn.
Published
June 13, 2020

The Latest: Egypt’s 1-day coronavirus infections at new high

The latest on the coronavirus pandemic around the U.S. and the world.

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Published
June 13, 2020

Sao Paulo cemeteries to dig up graves for coronavirus space

Brazil’s biggest metropolis will excavate the bones of people buried in the past and store their bagged remains in large metal containers.
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June 13, 2020

Company agrees to make COVID-19 vaccine for Europe

Pharma giant AstraZeneca has struck a deal to supply up to 400 million doses of an experimental COVID-19 vaccine to European Union countries.
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June 13, 2020

France has millions of unsold face masks after virus crisis

The French praised the altruism of their prized textile and luxury goods companies for diverting their production facilities to the cause.
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June 13, 2020

Spate of new research supports wearing masks to control coronavirus spread

The gold standard in science – a randomized, double-blinded controlled trial – is impossible to conduct in a pandemic, so researchers have turned to other analyses.
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June 13, 2020

Spike in deaths in Darfur points to virus’ invisible spread

In the sprawling refugee camps of Sudan's Darfur, officials say people are falling sick and dying at astonishing rates.