The veterans who died had served as sailors, medics and mechanics overseas and on the home front.
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She began by baking lasagna for her city, and now her program spans every U.S. state
Lasagna Love’s goal? Volunteers cook trays of lasagna and deliver them free to families struggling with food insecurity and other challenges during the pandemic.
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Adaptive sports program helps veterans stay connected through outdoor recreation
Participants say the VAST program, run by veteran and olympic skier Kristina Sabasteanski through the New Gloucester nonprofit Pineland Farms, is even more important amidst the isolation of the pandemic.
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J’s Oyster closes temporarily because of coronavirus case
The Portland restaurant says its employees are being tested for COVID-19 after a staff member recently tested positive.
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Books? Hairdressers? Europeans split on lockdown essentials
What is allowed on one side of a border can be banned just a brief stroll down the road.
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Doctors fear more deaths as Dakotas experience virus ‘sorrow’
Residents have been slow to adopt mitigation measures like wearing masks.
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Trump’s chief of staff, Mark Meadows, infected by coronavirus
At least four low-level White House aides and a senior campaign aide also test positive.
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Biden’s ambitious plans to curb coronavirus could face big hurdles in divided country, Congress
It’s possible he will have to navigate a GOP-controlled Senate disinclined to support a greater federal role in testing and contact tracing.
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MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow quarantines after coronavirus exposure
She plans to remain at home until it’s ‘safe for me to be back at work without putting anyone at risk.’
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Maine CDC reports 138 new coronavirus cases, two more deaths
Meanwhile, the University of Maine identifies a cluster of COVID-19 cases involving 10 individuals in facilities management on the Orono campus.