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Friday, April 24, 2020
Volume 16 • Issue No. 17
Peter Jardine Returns Home with Fanfare! SOUTH BERWICK The Jardine family arrived home April 18 with a huge welcome by the town of South Berwick. Residents formed a long line in their cars, honking, along Willow Street and Buttonwood Drive in Agamenticus Estates. The South Berwick Police Department aided in the parade. Peter Jardine, a South Berwick resident, was released from Maine Medical Center (MMC)
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after a month-long battle with COVID-19 which required a ventilator, intubation, and induced coma. Symptoms began with a sore throat, and a week later, breathing difficulty prompted a trip to York Hospital and a COVID-19 test which came back positive. He was moved to MMC where his daughter Ashley Jardine works as a CNA. At the same time, Jardine’s
wife AnnMarie and daughter Allison both tested positive and were quarantined at home. At the end of March, his daughter (along with 300 others) wrote to Governor Janet Mills and the Department of Health to get the experimental anti-viral medication, Remdesivir, brought to Maine. Now at home, Jardine will continue to quarantine as well as doing daily physical therapy.
Non-Essential Retailers Can Sell Via Curbside Pick-Up STATEWIDE Commissioner Heather Johnson of the Department of Economic and Community Development contacted the Retail Association of Maine recently to share that the state will allow non-essential retailers to do curbside pick up of products if the businesses are complying with the other as-
pects of Governor Mills’s Stay Healthy at Home Order. Retailers considering this option should make sure that proper precautions are taken to protect employees and customers. Consider prearranged pick up times; the ability for customers to prepay for goods or use contactless check out devices; loading the goods in car
trunks for customers; and practicing proper social distancing. There will be some nonessential retailers where curbside is just not possible, but it’s a start towards balancing the health of Mainers with the ability to allow businesses to operate. If you have questions, email to business.answers@ maine.gov.
Turkey Season Opens Early, Registration Suspended AUGUSTA In order to provide more opportunity for both youth and adult turkey hunters and abide by current executive orders,
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suspended for the spring season only. While biologists gather vital information about harvest numbers and turkey population health through the registration, this temporary, one-time suspension of the tagging requirement is not expected to have any long term impacts on the turkey population health. All other current bag limits, license and permit requirements apply. In order to gather the biological data lost through the suspension of the registration requirement, the department may send all turkey permit holders a post-hunt survey to gather information about how many birds they harvested, their location, and other pertinent information. Hunters are asked to fill out the survey, and also report a banded turkey if they harvest one. Information on how to report the turkey is on the band, including visiting https://wild-
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turkeyme.org/report-a-tag/ or calling 1-844-234-9237. “Turkey hunting continues to grow in popularity, and I hope these extra days of hunting will provide a welcome break during this unique time,” said Camuso.
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turkey hunters will now start on Saturday, May 2, instead of Monday, May 4. This will give youth hunters and adult hunters each an extra day to hunt, and will start the season earlier. The season will conclude as scheduled on June 6. In order to comply with the governors executive order requiring social distancing, the requirement to register your harvested turkey will also be
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Commissioner Judy Camuso with the support of Governor Janet Mills, will open the turkey season early, providing hunters with additional days to hunt this spring season, and will also suspend the requirement to register your harvested turkey. “The extra days will provide hunters with more opportunities to enjoy one of Maine’s most popular hunts, and the temporary suspension of the registration requirement ensures that all involved in Maines turkey hunt will do their part to keep Maine safe during this unprecedented time,” said Judy Camuso, Commissioner of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Under the revised season framework, youth hunters will now get two youth hunting days, Saturday April 25 and Monday, April 27 instead of only May 2. The regular season for all
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