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The Governor of Maine has ordered restaurant staff to wear their COVID visors upside down        The Mills Administration has updated prevention checklists for several types of businesses under stage three of the state's reopening plan. Affected businesses include restaurants, movie theaters, gyms, museums and campgrounds. The front-of-house staff in restaurants who choose to wear face shields must now wear them upside down so that they are attached at the collar instead of the forehead. they resemble a dog cone, so that their breath is directed up, not down.  

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 NH Restaurants Can Resume Indoor Dining At Full Capacity
New Hampshire restaurants statewide can resume indoor dining at full capacity, Gov. Chris Sununu said Friday. Restaurants have been allowed to serve customers indoors since June 15, but those in Rockingham, Hillsborough, Merrimack and Strafford counties have been limited to 50% capacity because the majority of the state’s COVID-19 cases have occurred there and because of their proximity to the Massachusetts border. But restaurant owners have been urging the state to relax the restrictions as the end of summer nears.

 Flu Vaccine Now Required For All Massachusetts Students
All students in Massachusetts will be required to get the flu vaccine before the end of the year. State public health officials made the announcement Wednesday, citing the importance of reducing flu-related illnesses amid the coronavirus pandemic.  

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New Local Election Ordered in N.J. After Mail-In Voter Fraud Charges
A judge ruled that the election in Paterson had been irreversibly tainted. The president has used the case to assail mail-in voting as dangerous, though election experts disagree.