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Maine grants $30M to aid health care providers amid pandemic
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine has launched a grant program designed to help health care organizations continue serving patients during the coronavirus pandemic.
Powerful winds knock out power to more than 100,000 Maine homes, businesses
A powerful storm with gusts topping 60 mph swept through Maine Monday night and into Tuesday morning, knocking out electricity to more than 100,000 homes and businesses.
Governor’s administration to launch program to help tourism, hospitality, and retail businesses
The governor’s administration is launching a $40 million economic recovery grant program targeting Maine’s tourism, hospitality and small retail businesses.
Positive COVID-19 shutters Rising Tide Brewing for the weekend
A staff member has tested positive for COVID-19 at Rising Tide Brewing which prompted the tasting room to close for…
South Portland High School to hold all classes remotely after Thanksgiving
South Portland High School is switching to an all-remote learning program due to an outbreak of COVID-19.
UMaine safe departure tests uncover 40 asymptomatic coronavirus cases
The University of Maine System says dozens of students won’t be going home for Thanksgiving because they’ve tested positive for COVID-19.
Biden nominates former Obama adviser over Angus King to lead national intelligence
Maine Senator Angus King will remain in the U.S. Senate after all.
York County moved to yellow under Maine’s COVID-19 health advisory system
York County joins several other Maine counties in the yellow category under the state’s COVID-19 school health advisory system.
Lewiston police investigate attempted child abduction
Police in Lewiston are investigating an attempted child abduction.
Governor issues curfew for Maine businesses as COVID-19 cases surge
The administration of Governor Janet Mills has announced a curfew for businesses in Maine as cases of coronavirus continue to rise in the state.




