The actor says he and Rita Wilson, an actress-singer, were in Australia and were tested after coming down with colds, body aches and slight fevers.
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Posted inNation / World, Sports
NBA suspends season after player tests positive for coronavirus
The moves comes after Utah Jazz player Rudy Gobert tests positive Wednesday for the illness.
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Posted inAndroscoggin County, Maine
Despite lack of coronavirus cases, some Mainers still feeling its impact
Dixfield, Greene couples and Durham native share concerns.
Posted inRiver Valley, Rumford Falls Times
RSU 56 directors OK student travel plans on one condition
Dirigo High School’s Speech and Debate team schedules trip to Chicago in late May.
Posted inMaine, News
Brunswick businesses ‘reeling’ after Bowdoin College announces students won’t return to campus this semester
Deb King, executive director of the Brunswick Downtown Association, cautioned not to “let fear overcome common sense” when it comes to the coronavirus. “I’m sure everyone wants to return to a business-as-usual approach, but we can’t ignore what’s going on,” she said.
Posted inNation / World, News
WHO declares coronavirus a pandemic, citing ‘alarming levels of spread and … inaction’
The declaration signals that health experts believe efforts should be focused on stockpiling materials, getting hospitals ready to handle an influx of patients, and enacting social distancing policies.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine
Lewiston’s d’Youville Pavilion bans visitors to protect residents
Nursing homes are screening or barring visitors in a bid to stave off COVID-19, also known as a coronavirus.
Posted inMaine
Coronavirus how-to: Do you have a cold, the flu or COVID-19?
The symptoms are very similar.
Posted inSports, Unified Basketball, Varsity Maine
Unified sports at Maine schools suspended through end of March
Special Olympics Maine makes the decision in response to the national coronavirus outbreak.
Posted inMaine, News
Still no confirmed coronavirus cases in Maine, but threat’s impact is widespread
Maine CDC officials continue to work with hospitals, nursing homes and doctors to prepare for likely cases even as schools and universities take steps in response to the threat posed by the virus.