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LePage says Gov. Mills ‘ought to resign’ over virus response
Former Republican Gov. Paul LePage isn’t cutting his successor any slack as she deals with a global pandemic that has killed more than 50 Mainers and tens of thousands across the country.
Maine-based company to make more coronavirus testing swabs
A Maine company that makes specialized swabs for coronavirus testing is teaming up with a construction company and a defense contractor to boost production.
New unemployment claims in Maine dip for third straight week
About 7,400 Mainers filed for unemployment benefits for the first time last week.
Two Maine hospitals face looming closures amid pandemic
Two small hospitals in Maine say they could close by the end of June without funding through a federal loan program meant to help small businesses during the pandemic.
Scaled-down Memorial Day on tap; outbreak at Tyson plant
Maine hopes to find an alternative to coronavirus quarantines by the time lodging opens to out-of-state visitors this summer, as the Vacationland state contemplates a low-key kickoff to the summer season, official said Wednesday.
Beach to Beacon 10K cancelled due to coronavirus concerns
The 2020 TD Beach to Beacon 10K road race is the latest summer event in Maine to be cancelled due to coronavirus.
Portland mayor urges councilors to repeal city’s stay-at-home order, follow state’s guidance
The City of Portland said Wednesday morning that business owners should plan on following the rules surrounding the state’s newly extended stay-at-home order and the governor’s plan to reopen the economy.
Organizers pull plug on Maine Lobster Festival due to pandemic
The 2020 Maine Lobster Festival in Rockland has been canceled due to the pandemic.
Governor Mills unveils plan to re-open Maine’s economy, extends modified stay-at-home order
Governor Janet Mills will extend the state’s stay-at-home order with some modifications.
Lawyers clash over petitions via video before supreme court
Maine’s supreme court says it will rule “expeditiously” on disputed petitions needed to proceed with a November referendum on a $1 billion hydropower transmission corridor project.