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Doctor Shares How to Safely Grocery Shop During Pandemic

Aroma Joe's locations are providing free 16 ounce cups of coffee to those people who work in our healthcare industry.

The Red Cross is not almost a quarter of a million units short of where the need to be.

With the fear of COVID-19 running rampant among our State's most vulnerable citizens, the decision comes as one meant to protect the patients and not to hinder the visitors.

People who own vehicles or trailers with registrations set to expire under the current state of emergency won't have to worry.

According to the Daily Mail, the Tokyo Summer Olympics have been postponed until 2021.

According to the Bangor Daily News a worker at Bath Iron Works has tested positive for coronavirus.

It's been a crazy situation developing both nationally and locally with the COVID-19 pandemic. That's why the DJs at 92 Moose want to spread a little love.

Because of the novel coronavirus, wrenches have been thrown into the gears of many American's lives, including those who were recently on cruises.

According to Amy Greenwald, assistant manager at Oakland Taxi, the company will be providing free rides to elderly and disabled citizens.