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Coronavirus

Published
July 19, 2020

Pandemic relief flows to Maine’s lobster supply chain

A sprawling network of dealers, retailers and processors in the state received at least $9.2 million in federal Paycheck Protection Program loans.
Published
July 18, 2020

Doctor who survived COVID-19 bewildered by public disregard

He worries about Alabama's future at a time when the virus is posing more of a threat than ever.
Published
July 18, 2020

As virus surges in some states, emergency rooms are swamped

Florida reports over 10,000 new cases and 90 deaths, while Texas had 174 deaths and over 10,000 cases for the fourth consecutive day on Friday.
Published
July 18, 2020

As Trump talks less about virus, states look inward for answers

Even as he pushes for schools to reopen, governors and mayors have largely ignored his rhetoric
Published
July 18, 2020

Job search looms for 80,000 unemployed

Little information had been widely distributed about the job search requirement that will soon affect tens of thousands of Mainers who receive unemployment benefits. So we went to the Maine Department of Labor to find out more.

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Published
July 18, 2020

Maine CDC reports 2 more COVID-19 deaths, including a man in his 20s

A modest increase – 10 – in case numbers is in keeping with recent lows, but the state is still fighting localized outbreaks.
Published
July 18, 2020

Historic Camp Bomazeen in Belgrade to be sold by Boy Scouts council in dire financial straits

The Pine Tree Council of the Boy Scouts of America has decided to sell Belgrade youth camp on the shores of Great Pond that has hosted scouts since 1945 so it can raise money to stay afloat.
Published
July 18, 2020

Week In Photos July 11-17, 2020

Here are some of our favorite photos from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel from the past week.
Published
July 17, 2020

Millions of kids told full return to school in fall unlikely

The word comes as many states – particularly in the Sunbelt – struggle to cope with the surge of COVID-19 cases and governments worldwide try to control fresh outbreaks.
Published
July 17, 2020

Mnuchin urges swift aid bill; ex-Fed chairs want bigger deal

The Treasury secretary wants Congress to enact a new pandemic relief package targeting hardest-hit swaths of the economy.