COVID-19 has shut down campaigns planned by nonprofits.
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Woman shot in Lewiston; suspects in custody
Police say someone fired a bullet into an apartment through a window late Friday, striking a woman in the back.
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Local governments not ready to mandate masks on store employees
Farmington Town Manager Richard Davis said his town is also following the governor’s lead, and Augusta Mayor David Rollins said his city is following “state requirements.”
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St. Mary’s Health System in Lewiston to furlough 77 staff members
Hospital system will temporarily lose 5% of its workforce.
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Court delays murder trial for man accused of shooting Jean Fournier in a Walmart parking lot
The trial of Gage Dalphonse had been scheduled for June, but has been postponed, possibly until next year.
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For those working from home, supporting others is a common theme
Auburn residents are taking time to support those on frontline of pandemic.
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Bates College considers changes for its fall semester
Administrators trying to figure out if campus can operate normally in the coming academic year.
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Krispy Kreme locations in Saco and Auburn shut down
“HOT NOW” donuts are no more for Krispy Kremes in Auburn and Saco.
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Janet Mills seeks to help Maine’s struggling hunger relief charities
Maine’s governor calls for more federal help to secure more food and give priority access to emergency food providers.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn
State gives final approval to Central Maine Healthcare’s proposed $38 million cancer center
DHHS Commissioner Jeanne Lambrew authorized the facility, which will update and centralize treatment in one building in Lewiston.