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Published
June 11, 2020

NHL camps to open July 10 if league, players agree to resume

Under the plan, camps are expected to last two weeks, exhibition games could begin as soon as July 24 and playoff games would start about a week later.
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June 11, 2020

For tennis and golf, tournaments without fans come at a steep cost

With so much revenue tied to fans and spectators, golf and tennis could face the most significant long-term effects of the pandemic shutdown.
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June 11, 2020

Maine CDC reports 30 new coronavirus cases, but trends ‘heading in the right direction’

No additional deaths were reported Thursday, and the number of active cases of the disease continues to decline as recoveries outpace new COVID-19 infections.
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June 11, 2020

Trump administration won’t say who got $511 billion in taxpayer-backed coronavirus loans

The administration backtracked on an earlier commitment to release individual loan data.
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June 11, 2020

Alarming rise in virus cases as states roll back lockdowns

Experts think at least some of the rise is due to the lifting of stay-at-home orders, school and business closures, and other restrictions to stem the virus's spread.

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Published
June 11, 2020

Migrant farmworkers, many who have tested positive for COVID-19, move north from Florida to other farm states

Workers' groups say that state officials and growers were slow to respond to the threat, and did not move until fairly recently to ramp up testing.
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June 11, 2020

These people have been sick with coronavirus for more than 60 days

While the majority of people with mild illness recover completely in that time, doctors say they're seeing a small percentage who remain sick for many weeks, or even months.
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June 11, 2020

New ‘Maine Event’ set to replace canceled Charlie’s Maine Open

Plans are being finalized for a two-day tournament in August at Augusta Country Club for only Maine professionals and amateurs.
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June 11, 2020

Federal funding not enough to meet farmers’ needs, state official says

Maine Agriculture Commissioner Amanda Beal told lawmakers Thursday that although farmers have been innovative in dealing with pandemic-related disruptions, they need more help to survive.
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June 11, 2020

Maine cancels thousands more bogus unemployment claims as new filings fall sharply

The state says it canceled $13 million in unemployment benefits as the weekly number of new jobless claims hits the lowest point since the pandemic hit Maine.