The district is partnering with Brunswick-based nonprofit Teens to Trails to map out potential outdoor learning sites at each of the schools.
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Proposal to consolidate polls for November election fails in Augusta
Following extensive debate between residents and the Augusta City Council, a motion to consolidate polls for the November presidential election, due to concerns about COVID-19 and a lack of poll workers, failed for lack of a second.
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Emails show U.S. businesses held sway over states’ reopening plans
A wide range of industries – from campgrounds to car washes – flood governors with reopening advice.
Posted inNation & World
The Latest: Thirteen killed in Peru stampede as police raid club for breaking lockdown rules
People try to escape through the building’s only door, trampling one another and becoming trapped.
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No new infections as UMaine prepares to welcome back students
University of Maine officials on Sunday said they were now tracking 17 contacts with three students who tested positive for COVID-19.
Posted inNation & World, Uncategorized
The Latest: Pakistan shuts hotels over worker infections
Pakistani authorities have closed about two dozen hotels in a scenic tourist destination in the country’s northwest after as many as 47 hotel employees tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Maine CDC reports 18 new coronavirus cases, 1 more death
The state’s hospitalizations and case numbers are still low, though a wedding reception in Millinocket has been linked to dozens of confirmed cases.
Posted inFood, Restaurant reviews
Mulling over what made Drifters Wife and Piccolo so special
The two restaurants have both closed for good, casualties of the pandemic. Our restaurant critic reflects on their legacy of trust.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
When will Maine office workers go back? For some, maybe never
Many Maine companies are extending remote work policies at least through the end of the year, and most office workers are happy about it.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
With no in-person workouts, coaches worry about athletes
Most high school coaches in southern Maine have been unable to work in-person with their athletes this summer. They’re concerned about the physical condition and emotional well-being of the students.