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Maine National Guard plane honors hospital workers with Augusta flyover
The flyover was part of Operation American Resolve, a nationwide salute to essential workers supporting COVID-19 response efforts.
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Colorado restaurant shut down for allowing sit-down dining
The owners tweeted President Trump saying they were standing up for the U.S. and small businesses.
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Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth reopens, with restrictions
The town-owned park, which features the world-renowned Portland Head Light, reopened Monday after being closed since April 1 because of the virus outbreak.
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Pandemic upends life on isolated, idyllic Galapagos Islands
Officials are scrambling to equip hospitals with the necessary equipment for its current 107 cases.
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Some retailers in Waterville area open Monday, others are making preparations
Gov. Janet Mills announced Friday that retailers could open to in-store customers if stores followed strict guidelines.
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As countries restart, WHO warns about lack of virus tracing
The agency’s emergencies chief praises Germany and South Korea for their tracing measures but says other countries exiting lockdowns are not in the same position.
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The Virus Diaries: ‘Fear grows over time if we don’t face it’
A Falmouth woman and her young son take an anxious trip to the store, only to find that other shoppers feel the same uneasiness about being out in public during a pandemic.
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Waterville mayor, councilor face opposition to sending letter to Mills
At least two councilors say they will not sign a letter Mayor Nick Isgro and Councilor Rick Foss, R-Ward 5, want to send to Gov. Mills, offering to help determine how to safely open more businesses.
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BIW workforce returns to ‘pre-COVID levels’ on first day back
Employees were required to come back to work Monday, or request unpaid leave of absence.