The number of positive tests has risen by 13 since the initial report May 8.
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Hometown Heroes: Yarmouth Sewing Warriors come to rescue with face masks amid pandemic
The group, which has about 70 volunteers, has so far made at least 1,400 cloth masks.
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Westbrook set to help strapped small businesses pay their rent
The City Council gave preliminary approval to a program that would provide rental assistance to small businesses who are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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No tax hike in Gorham’s proposed town budget
The $16.1 million municipal budget is up 4.75% over this year’s, but an increase in assessed property value in town has offset the difference.
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Pastor who died in crash had ‘passion and incredible love’
The Rev. Bill Chadwick of Gorham is remembered for his devotion to others, his generosity and his sense of humor.
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Oliver overjoyed on the overpass
To help pass the time with their son, local couple Kristen Gingrich and Ben Crimmin have taken their son to view cars from the overpass, and the community turned out.
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Construction set to begin immediately on new school kitchen
Approval from the Gorham Planning Board clears the way for the $750,000 project.
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State of the art autism center coming to Portland
The center is set to open next summer and have the capacity to serve upwards of 800 children and adults with autism and developmental disorders.
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Celebrating nurses: New nurse tackles unprecedented challenges during COVID-19 pandemic
The Mid Coast Hospital nurse regularly goes “above and beyond.”