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Published
April 3, 2020

Second COVID-19 case at BIW triggers more calls to close the shipyard

Some lawmakers want the shipyard shut down to limit further spread to workers and their communities, but Bath Iron Works says its work is essential to national security and Gov. Janet Mills says she does not have authority to close the business.
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April 3, 2020

The Final Four that never was

This weekend was supposed to be a celebration of basketball, but the tournament isn't happening because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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April 3, 2020

‘12 days of the worst illness I have ever experienced’ – A COVID-19 survivor’s story

‘If you cannot appreciate the major risk you are putting yourself, your loved ones or your neighbors in by not following these parameters, you are so very wrong.’ – Nicole Boivin
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April 3, 2020

Despite pandemic, WrestleMania will go on, without fans

WWE will still hold its signature event, with former Patriots star Rob Gronkowski as the host, in an empty arena and at other sites.
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April 3, 2020

Maine rural hospitals cut pay, hours while preparing for surge of patients

The cost-cutting measures are happening because hospitals are no longer getting revenue from emergency room visits and elective procedures were canceled to make room for COVID-19 patients.

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April 3, 2020

New Preakness date uncertain, but infield party canceled

The Triple Crown race is normally held on the third Saturday in May.
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April 3, 2020

The Virus Diaries: ‘My business had been going very well. Then this happened’

A Freeport woman who runs an Airbnb catering to people seeking her dog-training services has lost business because of the virus outbreak.
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April 3, 2020

With parks closed, Disney starts furloughs in 2 weeks

Walt Disney Co. officials announced they'll start furloughing some executive, salaried and hourly non-union employees.
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April 3, 2020

Chebeague Island ferry won’t transport suspected COVID-19 patients

The island town's primary ferry responds to emergency calls but says it won't transport anyone suspected to be infected with the coronavirus.
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April 3, 2020

Overwhelmed Maine unemployment office announces hiring, new rules for applicants

In order to reduce call volume, Mainers are asked to call on one of three days next week, depending on the first letter of their last name.