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Like other states, Maine is easing some restrictions that have been in place to slow COVID-19 infection. In two announcements last week, Gov. Janet Mills lifted limits on public gathering sizes, then eliminated the requirement for indoor social distancing and — for fully vaccinated people — ended the face covering requirement.
The new policies follow changes in federal guidance, and take effect in Maine on May 24.
However, businesses may continue their own requirements for employees and customers to wear face masks in public spaces. As of Friday, some major retailers were divided in their response to the federal guidance. Costco and Walmart relaxed their rules, but CVS, Home Depot and Target all said they will continue mask mandates for now.
Sponsored by: OTELCO
Like other states, Maine is easing some restrictions that have been in place to slow COVID-19 infection. In two announcements last week, Gov. Janet Mills lifted limits on public gathering sizes, then eliminated the requirement for indoor social distancing and — for fully vaccinated people — ended the face covering requirement.
The new policies follow changes in federal guidance, and take effect in Maine on May 24.
However, businesses may continue their own requirements for employees and customers to wear face masks in public spaces. As of Friday, some major retailers were divided in their response to the federal guidance. Costco and Walmart relaxed their rules, but CVS, Home Depot and Target all said they will continue mask mandates for now.
No masks but still social distancing in office seating when working with unvaccinated people.
We’ll trust the opinion of CDC vs. a Governor
We will require masks at our business. How can you tell if someone has not been vaccinated or is sick with out any symptoms?
No, and we hope this will provide a small incentive for those folks who haven't got around to getting vaccinated yet.
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As a business owner, I have no legal right to force someone to wear a mask. The lawyers must be licking their chops for all of the upcoming lawsuits against businesses following our Governor's mandates and subverting citizens' constitutional rights. Let's see the Governor protect the businesses like the way she went after Sunday River Brewing!