As state restrictions begin to lift, Downeast slowly reopens

by Sarah Craighead Dedmon

Many Downeast businesses have been able to operate — in a modified fashion — since coronavirus was first detected in Maine on March 12. Others, including barbershops and hair salons, were only able to reopen their doors on May 1. Now that Governor Janet Mills has announced her “Rural Reopening” plan, all retail stores in 12 rural counties can open their doors to foot traffic this week, and next week restaurants will be able to welcome customers, too. In all cases, safety protocols apply.

Related Posts
As state restrictions begin to lift, Downeast slowly reopens
Winter sports season late, but still coming
No image
A very bad feeling
As state restrictions begin to lift, Downeast slowly reopens
Cousins born one day apart at DECH