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Whether it is desperation to play or a contrary commitment to “keep the music playing,” the Harold J. Crosby Community Band in Dexter, Maine made it happen during the summer and fall of 2020.

While the Dexter-based Harold J. Crosby Community Band has enjoyed practicing and performing outdoors this summer, evenings are getting cooler, windier and darker. Not wanting it to be “the day the music died,” to borrow from Don McLean, the band has…

Website announcement of the postponement of the 133rd Piscataquis Valley Fair due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As much as COVID-19 has complicated everyone’s lives, it has boosted business for certain niche industries, including local farmers markets.

Our school supply shopping started with masks. What you see are my son's and my masks just washed.

I wrote this for the Thompson Free Library July 2020 Quarterly Newsletter that my colleague Tom Lyford and I create. TFL's phased reopening began with curbside service.

Letter from the Redeemer Lutheran Church announcing the opportunity to worship outdoors beginning on July 26, 2020. Protocols for in-person services include social distancing, face masks, and no singing.

Information for parents, guardians, and students about the opening of Foxcroft Academy on September 1st, 2020.

Email containing a message from Arnold Shorey, Foxcroft Academy Head of School, that discusses safety precautions on school grounds in accordance with Governor Mills' executive order issued March 24, 2020.

Four photos of the Town of Milo's digital signboard displaying messages encouraging community members to stay safe:"Stay the course - Stay cautious""Masks help to protect you.....and others""The Town Office is open. Please maintain social…