The Maine Forest Service warns that burn permits are still required and especially needed during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Virus Diaries: ‘The scariest health experience in my life’
A Brunswick woman suffered with a fever and had difficulty breathing for weeks after being declared presumptive-positive for COVID-19.
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Maine Acts of Kindness: Dedicated volunteer keeps up with demand at food pantry
Don Bisson oversees the Biddeford Food Pantry, which has seen a 25 percent increase in client requests since the start of the pandemic.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Bloomberg moves past presidential defeat with virus crusade
The former New York City mayor is deploying his massive personal fortune to combat the coronavirus.
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WHO warns you may catch coronavirus more than once
Some governments have suggested that people who test positive for antibodies could be declared ‘risk-free.’
Posted inFood, Nation & World
U.S. reels toward meat shortage; world may be next
Key operations are halted in the U.S., Brazil and Canada, affecting pork and poultry production.
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Democrats eye cold, hard cash in next stimulus round
A similar benefit would be extended to the smallest businesses who are struggling to get federal loans.
Posted inNation & World, Schools and Education
Skip college this fall? How some students are rethinking their school choices
The coronavirus could leave its mark on higher education long after the pandemic fades.
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Russia comes to WHO’s defense as it slams U.S. for coronavirus response
President Trump has criticized the World Health Organization for mismanaging the health crisis.
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Global death toll from virus surpasses 200,000
Cautious steps toward easing lockdowns are offset by some businesses opting to stay shut.