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Bowdoin College to host virtual graduation next weekend, in-person ceremony next year
Though it will be nothing like the real thing, Bowdoin President Clayton Rose said the virtual ceremony on May 23 will mark the “well-earned milestone” of the 473 class of 2020 graduates until they can gather again.
California homeless quarantine in hotels, more rooms needed
Federal funding has helped pay for at least 15,000 rooms during the pandemic and about 7,000 people have been placed thus far.
‘COVID toes,’ other rashes latest possible rare virus signs
Spanish doctors reported a series of 375 confirmed virus patients with a range of skin complaints, from hives to chickenpox-like lesions to the toe swellings.
Cony’s Chizzle Wizzle variety show will go on — virtually
This year’s version of the nation’s longest-running student variety show will be patched together with video of two performances — one that’s already been recorded, the other to be filmed June 6 at Cony High School.
U.S., European leaders weigh reopening risks without a vaccine
Texas witnessed a 1,800-case jump on Saturday, with officials saying increased testing played a role.
Pittsfield’s CM Almy now producing face masks
CM Almy was founded in 1892 in New York City. The company has been producing its supplies for churches and clergy members in Pittsfield since 1950.
NHL teams have challenges preparing for draft
The shutdown forced by the pandemic limits the amount of time teams have to scout and evaluate players.
Pandemic could have impact on MLB free agency
The Red Sox will be in the market for a few players, but their ability to spend will likely be impacted by how much revenue they lose.
Maine CDC reports 39 new coronavirus cases, no more deaths
The daily public health report comes as Maine expands its testing regime – along with public battles about how and on what schedule to reopen.