March 27 COVID-19 Updates & Other Things You Need to Know
Here is a collection of the things you need to know today.....
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Maine starts the day with 155 cases of COVID-19 in 11 Maine counties, 16 recovered, no deaths reported and 16 cases are health care workers.
Maine has a lower than average risk of spring flooding because of the mile winter according to US News.
Maine has seen a record week for unemployment filings according to centralmane.com.
The coronavirus is impacting Maine real estate market according to centralmaine.com.
COVID-19: County by county coronavirus count from centralmaine.com.
COVID-19 world map from John Hopkins Univesity.
COVID-19 updates from CNN.
COVID-19 updates from Newscenter.
Maine starts the day with 155 cases of COVID-19 in 11 Maine counties, 16 recovered, no deaths reported and 16 cases are health care workers.
At 85,500 the United States now has had more coronavirus cases than China and Italy according to the BBC.
The City of Augusta has ordered all no-essential businesses to close according to centralmaine.com.
A Massachusetts man, currently quarantined in Skowhegan with family, says he has been confined with the coronavirus. But since his home address is in Massachusetts and not Maine under CDC rules his case is not reported for Somerset County and is reported in Massachusetts according to centralmaine.com.
Maine is closing some of its state parks to help stop the spread of the coronavirus according to centralmaine.com.
Here is how to file for unemployment benefits according to centralmaine.com.
The deadline to file your Maine taxes is now July 15, the same as this year's federal deadline according to WABI.
What a ‘shelter at home’, ‘shelter in place’ order means for you according to Newscenter.
New Hampshire has ordered nonessential business too close and strongly is encouraging people to stay at home according to WMTW.
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