Former marathon world record holder Wilson Kipsang and 19 others locked themselves in a bar and consumed alcohol in violation of a curfew.
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Dresden delays April special election until June
Elected officials also extended the deadline for nomination papers for the selecman’s seat that’s up for election on June 9.
U.S. Women’s Open postponed until December
The tournament, originally scheduled for June 4-7 in Houston, will now be played Dec. 10-13.
More vandalism may be connected to tensions about out-of-staters on Vinalhaven
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office is investigating as police warn against harassment of people from out-of-state.
Maine CDC confirms 9th death as it reports largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases
As of Friday there were 432 confirmed cases of the virus in Maine, and 9 people had died, as state health officials repeatedly urge the public to practice social distancing and stay at home except for essential activities.
Bleak U.S. jobs report likely portends even deeper losses
Some economists now think the unemployment rate could go as high as 15% within the next month, the worst since the 1930s.
The Latest: Cuomo to seize ventilators for New York City’s overtaxed hospitals
The latest on the effects of the new coronavirus outbreak around the U.S. and the world: With coronavirus deaths surging in New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday that he will use his authority to seize ventilators and protective gear from private hospitals and companies that aren’t using them – one of the most aggressive […]
Bill Nemitz: ‘Crossing the bridge’ from a Maine nursing school to a world in crisis
St. Joseph’s College of Maine’s nursing Class of 2020, deprived of a real graduation, prepares to take on a pandemic.
Maine Voices: Forecasts of a looming economic depression are greatly exaggerated
The Fed is showing that it’s willing to go to great lengths to mitigate COVID-19’s impact.
View from Away: When will it end? The pandemic question on all our minds
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