Superintendents say data does not suggest schools are a main source of transmission for the virus.
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Voting site for NG library question moved due to virus concerns
Citing an uptick in the number of COVID-19 cases among emergency personnel, Selectmen move the polling location for the Dec. 15 election from the Fire Department to the Community Building.
Videos provide new look at old mansion
Volunteers are chronicling the Victoria Mansion’s history and how each room was used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Pandemic puts Maine Wildlife Park in tough spot
Revenue shortfalls from a shortened season and remaining uncertainties of the pandemic make it difficult to plan for the park’s future.
COVID-19 closes NG town facilities to ire of some residents
Town employees were potentially exposed to COVID-19, leading to the temporary closure of the transfer station and Public Works building. Not all residents were understanding, says Town Manager Brenda Fox-Howard.
Outbreak sends 800 Saint Joseph’s students home
The phased COVID-19 testing began Monday and will finish Friday as all residential students move out; the Standish campus will be closed until the new year.
Town’s silence on sign thefts dismays LGBTQ advocates
While Standish officials and the Sheriff’s Office maintain they’re doing all they can within their official capacity, LGBTQ advocates say it’s not enough.
State law protecting economic abuse survivors faces legal challenge
Attorney General Aaron M. Frey filed an appeal last week of a federal ruling in favor of credit reporting agencies who claim the measure interferes with federal law.
Windham chief urges diligence as outbreak at correctional center grows
The town must defer to state agencies that run the Maine Correctional Center.
Sebago residents create memorial for Mainers lost to COVID-19
Wendy Newcomb said she and co-organizer Anne McMahon felt that they needed to do something to “keep united” in the face of a divided nation.