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May 31, 2020

Jim Fossel: Gov. Mills has most to lose in COVID politics

Whether she opens the economy too fast or too slow, she will be held accountable in 2022.
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May 31, 2020

RVs rise in popularity as vacationers seek a safe distance from crowds

In Maine and across the country, sales and rentals of recreational vehicles are booming during the pandemic.
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May 31, 2020

Another View: Few legal resources exist for Maine’s poor

In the pandemic, impoverished people need legal help more than ever, but have nowhere to turn.
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May 31, 2020

With border closed, Canadian golfers can’t get there from here

The entrance to Aroostook Valley Country Club is in Maine. So even though the golf course is situated in New Brunswick, Canadian members can't play on it right now.
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May 31, 2020

Maine art students mourn the loss of their senior theses

The experience of showing their art in a professional setting is more important than graduation to some.

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May 31, 2020

State presses pause on training new police officers

The Maine Criminal Justice Academy had to cut short its in-person training of the latest class and is still working out how to restart the program for the next class of prospective officers.
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May 31, 2020

Maine Voices: It’s protective equipment, not a political symbol – put on your mask

Question business managers and owners who don't enforce orders, praise ones who do – and perfect your shocked stare.
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May 31, 2020

Our View: Gov. Mills right to pause restaurant reopening

In counties where the coronavirus is spreading, it makes sense to keep people safe.
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May 31, 2020

Pandemic doesn’t stop some Maine yard sales as peddlers get creative

While each house has different rules for sanitation and distancing, loyal yard sale fans say the annual ritual gives them a feeling of community, and normalcy.
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May 31, 2020

Contact tracing could be key to stopping future outbreaks. But will Mainers buy in?

Voluntarily sharing information with any government agency, even to combat a deadly pandemic, runs counter to some American ideals.