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Published
April 10, 2020

Commentary: To save lives, social distancing must continue longer than we expect

The course of the 1918 influenza epidemic has lessons for us.
Published
April 9, 2020

‘Keep this out of your home’: Falmouth family hit hard by the coronavirus

Ellen Mahoney Simmonds, 81, died Monday of COVID-19. Now, her son has it and her husband says he's recovered.
Published
April 9, 2020

Lying low during pandemic, 92-year-old Bud Grant – who had polio at age 10 – sees history repeating itself

Bud Grant, the former Minnesota Vikings coach who contracted polio as a boy, knows 'we’ll survive this one' as he stays close to home during the coronavorus pandemic..
Published
April 9, 2020

UFC 249 canceled after ESPN, Disney halt promotion’s plans

UFC President Dana White wanted to hold the event without fans, but pressure from top executives at Disney and ESPN convinced him to agree to cancel.
Published
April 9, 2020

U.S. expels 10,000 migrants at the border during coronavirus outbreak

Emergency public health measures have led unlawful border crossings from Mexico to drop 56 percent, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection now has fewer than 100 people in custody.

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Published
April 9, 2020

Joseph MacDonald, 73, Army veteran and Biddeford resident, dies from coronavirus

He served during the Vietnam War and volunteered for organizations including the Disabled American Veterans.
Published
April 9, 2020

Coronavirus forces new approaches to fighting wildfires

Wildland fire camps have always had a reputation for spreading illness.
Published
April 9, 2020

Tornado or virus? Pandemic means tough sheltering decisions

Each day brings the U.S. closer to peak severe weather season, and Tornado Alley residents face the question: Is it better to take on a twister outside a community shelter or risk contracting the new coronavirus inside one.
Published
April 9, 2020

U.S. states share, get creative in hunt for medical supplies

The Department of Health and Human Services confirmed Wednesday that the federal cupboard is officially bare.
Published
April 9, 2020

Manchester asks law enforcement to not enter the fire station over coronavirus concerns

Area fire departments often allow troopers and sheriff's deputies to access their facilities for various reasons, including using bathrooms, decontaminating their cars and internet use.