Hiking, fishing among ‘essential’ activities under expanded executive order, but be safe
Ernie MacDonald fishes Kenduskeag Stream in May of 2018. On Tuesday, Gov. Janet Mills said that most Mainers should shelter in place until the end of April, but said recreational hiking, jogging and fishing were among the allowed “essential” activities. (Gabor Degere | BDN)
When Maine’s recent stay at home order goes into effect on Thursday, there are many things you cannot do, such as have friends over or go for a ride with your neighbor. But there are some “essential activities” you can continue to do in the pursuit of health. Namely, outdoor activities including fishing and hiking are allowed.
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