Liz Soares: Don’t forget, there’s a pandemic going on

With fewer coronavirus cases in Maine, it's easy for us to feel complacent about maintaining safety measures, writes Liz Soares.

Maine outdoor wellness classes give some sense of normalcy during pandemic

Following COVID-19 rules, area fitness facilities get group workouts back in motion.

Restaurants slow to reopen indoor seating, but some regulars eagerly get back in their booth

The Brunswick Diner had breakfast regulars waiting at the door Wednesday, but short notice and nice weather meant other dining rooms stayed empty.

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‘We dodged a lot of bullets’: Quick action at Cape Memory Care limited virus cases in community

The state's rapid, widespread testing of the residents and staff at the congregate care facility in Cape Elizabeth, coupled with quarantines and tracking and tracing of close contacts, helped contain the spread of COVID-19.

The Wrap: Melissa Kelly testifies, Bob’s Clam Hut sold, and Black Dinah picks a new name

The owner/chef of upscale Primo in Rockland will speak before Congress.

Our View: Open restaurants, closed polling places and meeting deep needs

A roundup of editorial topics in the 12th week of the coronavirus crisis in Maine.

Waterville council votes to allow dining on Common Street

Councilors also decided to hold a special meeting Tuesday to discuss what capital improvement requests should be included in a 2020 bond.

Proposed Augusta summer program aims to give youths something to do in pandemic

The proposed "Back to the Future Playground Program" could run for up to seven weeks.

Maine high school athletic directors connect with peers in other states about restarting sports

Called the Pandemic Project Task Force, the online group shares ideas about the best ways to resume high school athletics.