Dozens of schools, churches and businesses remain closed on Friday as the search for a mass shooter continues in Maine.
Some of the schools and businesses that are shut down are as far as 100 miles away from Wednesday's shootings in Lewiston and the region that is being asked to shelter in place in Androscoggin County and northern Sagadahoc County, showing the level of fear and sadness that has gripped the state in the wake of the brazen killings.
The department also plans to delay reopening schools by two hours Monday,"to allow staff to prepare for conversations with our students and how we can best support them during this difficult time." Many businesses remain closed across the state with the shooter still at large. Photos show a Starbucks in Portland, and a 7-Eleven and a convenience store in Lewiston among the closed businesses. L.L. Bean even closed its flagship store in Freeport on Thursday, though they haven't said if it will reopen on Friday. Residents described situations where you can't even go to the bank or a local restaurant in some areas.
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