What you need to know for Monday, May 25, 2020.
Weather
High: 76, low: 62. Partly cloudy.
Photo of the Day
Customers get a voluntary dab of hand sanitizer and a greeting as they enter Boscov's at the Camp Hill Shopping Center. (Mark Pynes | mpynes@pennlive.com)
Memorial Day
Managing: As veterans groups grapple with disruptions to Memorial Day events, they’re finding ways to uphold some traditions. Read more.
- See also: Virtual ceremonies held
Honoring: The Mechanicsburg American Legion held a brief ceremony on Saturday morning that was followed by placing flags on graves. See photos.
Coronavirus
More than 67,000 Pennsylvanians have been diagnosed with COVID-19 since early March. Read more:
- 67,713 diagnosed cases, 5,124 deaths
- Nearly 1,000 nursing home complaints investigated
- Centre County walks back delaying green status
- What the CDC says about swimming
- Nationwide, deaths approach 100K
- Unpaid utility bills could be costly problem
Reopening
What’s green?: 17 Pa. counties will enter the green phase of Gov. Tom Wolf’s coronavirus reopening plan on Friday. That doesn’t mean there won’t be rules and restrictions to follow. Read more.
Boscov's is back: It felt "close to a Black Friday" at Boscov's in Camp Hill as eager shoppers headed back to the stores in Cumberland County. Read more.
In sports
Different season: From David Jones: It seems certain we won’t have college football games with big crowds. Very possibly, we’ll have no fans at all. Read more.
Racing regardless: Lincoln Speedway, in a yellow coronavirus phase that limits crowds, says races will go on today. Fans will need to sign waivers. Read more.
In brief
Tips for dealing with Pa. unemployment office | Mom charged with killing autistic son she said was kidnapped | Why there’s green snow in Antarctica | Underground ‘doomsday’ mansion has yard, pool | DUI crashes increase despite stay-at-home orders | Eddie Sutton, Hall of Fame basketball coach, dies |
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