Vehicle larcenies were up 63 percent in New York from Jan. 1 through mid-May.
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Richmond readies for summer, but without recreation program, Richmond Days
While Richmond’s KOA campground can be open to Maine residents starting Memorial Day weekend, other summer activities have been canceled.
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Veteran marches in one-man Memorial Day parade in Portland: See the photos
To a smattering of applause from a few dozen onlookers, retired Army 1st Sgt. Richard Cobb briskly marches from Longfellow Square to Monument Square.
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Number of working black business owners falls 40%, far more than other groups in pandemic
Experts say one reason for the uneven toll is that minority-owned businesses tend to occupy parts of the economy most shaken by the virus.
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Efforts underway to get food from U.S. farms to the needy
A survey finds that 37% of unemployed Americans have run out of food in the past month.
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Pandemic disrupts Pownal’s plans to bring back Pumpkin Fest
This year, Pownal officials and residents have worked to foster more community spirit in the town, with a Twelfth Night celebration in January and an event to make Valentine’s Day cards for a local business owner in February. Recent plans for a spring festival this month and a fall festival in October have been put on hold.
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Isolating away from family a ‘hot topic’ as NHL plots return
Players with families are worried about having to spend months away from their loved ones in.
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NHL plans move to small-group training as Phase 2 of return
A memo released Monday stresses there is no exact date for the start of Phase 2.
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Ewing out of hospital after being treated for COVID-19
Georgetown coach and former Knicks star Patrick Ewing announced Friday he tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Japan lifts coronavirus state of emergency six days early
Experts say the world’s third-biggest economy is better positioned for recovery than other countries that imposed stricter lockdowns.